Judgment is in: The Denny Ghost Era of The anatomy of Gray It was difficult and “confusing to all”. Just ask Katherine Heigl AND Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
“Funny funny because I don’t remember Weekly entertainment In a joint interview with his former co-star published Friday, March 28.
Heigl added that she was sure many fans received the “fulfillment of desire” from the plot, but admitted it was “difficult”.
“I imagine it was to give fans a little of this desire of fulfillment, but yes, it was difficult – not the scenes, but the concept,” she said.
“She could never accept me,” Morgan explained how Heigl’s character, Izzie Stephens, interacted with Denny after dying at the show. “And I remember being screaming at her while everyone else was giving her doctor information. And she was throwing them all.”
Heigl also admitted that there is a scene in particular between the two actors she never wants to see again.
“There is a special scene I will never see with my children. I don’t care how old they are. I don’t care if they are 60, I’m not looking at this with them,” she explained. “And it was a scene where you are in the room. But I’m trying to be like,” you’re not here, not here. “And Alex (Justin Chambers) And Izzie begins to be kidnapped around and he goes down on him. And you’re just staying there. And I was just at the time like, ‘that’s what money is, right?’ “
The episodes “Ghost Denny” were a main part of the fifth season of the show. The character of Heigl, who unknowingly had a brain tumor at the time, began to see hallucinations of her former fiancée played by Morgan.
Despite the difficult nature of the scenes, Morgan added that he was pleased to return to the show after the death of his character in the final of Season 2.
“But it was nice to come back. I will say that,” he explained. “Work is always great. It is as Katie said, I don’t know the story stuck. It was difficult for viewers because it was so kind of The anatomy of Gray. And I think at the time we … She started broadcasting while we were still shooting the story, and we knew the audience’s reaction wasn’t so excited about, ‘? Seed? She is seeing a dead boy? What is happening F-? ‘”
Heigl felt the same way. “To me, I loved Izzie and I wanted her to take her with Denny. And so it was a part of me who loved her and wanted to do it, and I wanted to see her had it, even if it were just a fantasy,” she explained. “But yes, because there was this supernatural aspect of it, as you say, it was not necessarily in the field of The anatomy of Gray”