BEVERLY HILLS: Pratfalls, gags, or dry wit, Nicole Kidman says she’d love to give them a shot. The Oscar-winner says she never gets offered comedic roles and she’d like to change that. “They always say I’m not funny,” said Kidman Saturday at a panel for TV critics to talk about her upcoming role in the second installment of SundanceTV’s “Top of the Lake.” The 50-year-old actress said she’s at a point in her life where she’s eager to try anything and isn’t worried about failure. “I’m willing to fall on my face, I’m willing to get back up again. I want to keep trying.” she said. She also added that she’s learning about comedy from her nine-year-old daughter with her husband Keith Urban, whom she’s “sure has Lucille Ball in her.” Speaking to a group of reporters after the panel, Kidman said she grew up watching comedy shows like “I Love Lucy” and her father was a fan of the satirical MAD Magazine. “The thing that makes me close to people is laughing with them, I love it,” she added. “Top of the Lake: China Girl” debuts in a three-night event beginning September 10 on SundanceTV. Kidman plays the adoptive mother to the daughter Elisabeth Moss’ character gave away at birth for adoption as a young mother.