After having dazzled us in Grey’s Anatomy, Katherine Heigl recently marked Netflix subscribers in a series of another kind. But she did not always agree with certain choices of screenwriters and production.
The actresses keep saying it: aging in Hollywood is rarely a pleasure. But things change and opportunities are multiplying for actresses over 40 years of age. An evolution that appeals to Katherine Heigl. If we knew the American in the role of Izzy in Grey’s Anatomytime has passed and the projects have been chained. Between 2021 and 2023, she notably embodied Tully Hart in the series Always there for you. This ode to friendship available on Netflix allows you to follow Tully and his best friend Kate over the years and events that mark their lives. An intrigue that pushed Katherine Heigl to embody her character at different ages. And it was not always to please him.
“Don’t you think you are pushing a little?” :: This aspect of the Netflix series Always there for you who displeased Katherine Heigl
In Always there for youthe writers and the production decided to have the same actresses play – Katherine Heigl, therefore, and Sarah Chalke – that the characters are twenty years or 50 years old. “It was stressful. I was almost 40 years old, I was made me play a 19 year old girl, in college and I said to myself: ‘Don’t you think you are pushing a little?’ Of course, we can add effects to the image, but 19 years old is also emotionally “Katherine Heigl told Katherine US Magazine. To stick to the characters she plays, the actress needs to immerse herself in all aspects of their personality. “I remember, the first time I played Tully at 22 I wondered: ‘Should I be more lively? To have more elasticity in my members?’ I am stiff, I have a back pain.
Katherine Heigl is preparing a new political mini-series
Since the end of Always there for you, whose fans would have loved to see a season 3, Katherine Heigl embarked on another project. She will play Victoria Woodhull, the first woman to have presented herself in the American presidential elections in 1872, in an upcoming mini-series. No release date has yet been released.
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