Debra Messing admits she never watched Will and Grace reprinted

ClutterThe role is like Grace Adler in Will & Grace Shot her to superstardom – but does she ever come back and watch the hit comedy?

“Never” The weekly While following the premiere of Alto knights At AMC Lincoln Square in New York City on March 15.

The actress noted that she does not think her 20-year-old son, novel, has “ever seen an episode”. (Messing shares her son with ex-husband Daniel Zelman.)

Messing confessed that the “Freaks Out Type” show, mainly because it is not exactly normal by seeing your mother’s younger self on a television screen.

“He’s just like,” Well, it’s your mother. “(He would be like), ‘My mother is sitting right next to me.”

She added, “I think one day he will come to her.”

Messing portrayed direct interior designer Grace in the comedy for eight seasons from 1998 to 2006. During that time, Grace lived in New York City with its lawyer Gay BFF, Will Truman (Eric McCormack), and they often went into wild situations with their other best friends, Jack McFarland over-the-Top (Sean Hayes) and Karen Walker rich rich (Megan mully).

The four main members of the cast returned for three more seasons of the show, which took place from 2017 to 2020.

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While Messing does not like Rewatch’s holidays, her long friend and former McCormack Caste Shoku, 61, is the opposite.

McCormack i said exclusively we In March that he thinks Will & Grace Reruns like seeing “family movies” or “home movies”. He noted that he usually looks at the results because “is a memory of only greater work.”

Like Messing’s son, McCormack revealed that his 22-year-old son, Fin, not only avoids watching reprints of the show, but violates him.

McCormack remembered to see an old episode a thanks, and Finn “looked at us and he looked on the screen and he looked back and he said,” Will you just sit down and watch yourself on television all day? That’s terrible! “”

When Messing heard how Finn reacted to his father’s choice for watching TV, she told her we“That’s laughing,” accepting, “and doesn’t surprise me.”

While the former kostums vary in their thoughts on reprints, Messing said they are still close. She explained that she and McCormack do not yet have another joint project in the books, but said, “I think we will both be really excited about it.”

Messing, for her part, has been keeping busy, most recently stagnating in Alto knightswhich hits the theaters Friday, March 21.

In the film, Messing Luan Bobbie Costello, the wife of one of two characters played by Robert de Niro. It rumored that fans will be shocked by the transformation of De Niro on screen while playing two of the most notorious New York City organized crime bosses, fighting for power.

“I just couldn’t believe it. The prosthetic artist. Something something I still can’t wrap up,” Messing said about her costume. “He sat in that chair for three and a half hours each day, and he would come out as one of the two characters.”

She explained, “And it didn’t happen until I saw the show I could see both characters together, and I was blown up.”

With reporting from Travis Croni