Katherine Heigl and Jeffrey Dean Morgan virtually reunited to commemorate 20 years of "Grey's Anatomy," discussing their iconic characters, Izzie Stevens and Denny Duquette. Morgan expressed difficulty rewatching his character's tragic ending, citing the profound sadness it evokes despite its brilliance. Heigl remembered feeling immense pressure to authentically portray grief during their scenes, drawing on personal experiences for depth. Both actors acknowledged the skill of Shonda Rhimes in crafting poignant love stories, reflecting on the strong emotional connection their characters shared, ultimately making their performances more powerful.
Morgan admitted that he can't rewatch his character’s ending on Grey’s Anatomy as it evokes strong emotions of sadness and nostalgia.
Heigl recalled the pressure she felt to honestly portray grief during Denny's death and how personal experiences influenced her performance.
Morgan expressed admiration for Heigl's acting, emphasizing their collaboration and the emotional complexity of their characters' love story.
Both actors reflected on the impact of Shonda Rhimes' writing, praising her ability to craft deeply emotional narratives.
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