Ellen Bombo says that the scene of “Gray” is miserable hair

Ellen Pombo She became frank about some of the most difficult moments she faced during her 19 -season race on “Gray’s Anatomy”, including a sexual scene describing it as a full nightmare.

While appearing “Call her father” This week, Ellen Pompeo was reflected in filming an intimate scene with TR Knight, who played the role of Dr. George Omali.

The moment, which was broadcast in “Gray’s Anatomy” Season 2, Episode 19, included Meridith Gray with George, who was housing feelings for her for years. But according to Bomboo, she and Knight were very uncomfortable in shooting him.

“T “The scene was very uncomfortable and embarrassing and he didn’t want to do so. I didn’t want to do it. When we photographed it, it was very bad.”

This made the clay worse, and according to what was reported to the network’s request to reformulate after making a decision to the scene “go a lot”.

“In the worst nightmare for you to do it once, we had to re-launch this S-T,” Pompeo said.

She also revealed that she had not seen the final match. “We had to re -shoot and do so twice. By the way, I never watched this scene. I never saw it,” she added. “But I do not know how it was photographed, covered or what is the end, and how it was liberated, but I am full of tears, the entire scene. These are real tears.”

The scene ends in the end with Meridith’s awareness that she made a mistake and collapsed in crying while asking George if they could return to being friends.

Pompeo also touched on the death of the “Ramadi” character, who affected it more than others, which is the tragic George at the end of the fifth season.

In one of the most sudden moments of show, George hit a bus while he was saving a woman and reaching the hospital that could not be identified due to his injuries. His identity is only discovered when he tracked “007”, his title, by Merridith.

Another difficult farewell was the departure of Sandra Oh, who played Christina Yang. Pompeo described her last day “really emotional”.

“This loss was because it was very talented, and I didn’t really think that the show could continue without it,” Pompeo confessed. “I felt literally like only half of the show left.”

One of the most famous “Gray’s Anatomy” lines was almost by Pompeo, who admitted that she returned back against Meridith’s speech now-Dreik Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) To choose her wife.

“Girl. Goodbye,” she was asked when she was asked about the advice that Meridith gave at that moment.

“I didn’t want to say,” Choose me, choose me, love me. “You know, and (Shonda Rhimes’), like, I knew that would be done.” “I was like,” Why do I do this? Why will I ask, why will I do? “And you know, you just have to absorb it and do it.”

Of course, the moment has become one of the most identical scenes. “It is over, as you know, the biggest thing ever,” Pompeo admitted.

Besides embarrassing and emotional love scenes, Pompeo also touched on how fame affects her personal life, including bias and racist responses to her husband, Chris Erie, who are experienced.

She said: “The media really meant for him and she was really biased because how dared to this skinny, blond, small woman, with this black black man?

She also addressed the early wage gap between her and Dempsey, which confirms that at first twice her salary.

“To be fairly fair, the TV game was very different at the time, and he did it like 13 in front of me,” she explained. “That was my first pilot that I have ever done … Nothing for him, but in general, only a man can have 13 failed TV -failed pilots and their quotation still rises.”

While she admitted that Dempsey was a bigger star at the time, she said that the real issue is that ABC was unable to (her) as much as she could. “

“They will never do that,” she added.

After declining “Gray’s Anatomy” as a regular series in 2023, Pompeo is now leading the upcoming Hulu series, “Good America”, which will appear for the first time on March 19.

She plays the role of Christine Barnett, the mother of Natalia Grace, adopted, and she is an Ukrainian orphan accused of falsifying her life in a realistic case that shocked the nation.