Shonda Rhimes Remembers the 'Artistry' and 'Spirit' of Eric Dane
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Shonda Rhimes Remembers the 'Artistry' and 'Spirit' of Eric Dane
"He died on Thursday at the age of 53, just ten months after revealing his diagnosis of ALS. "Eric Dane was a beloved member of the Shondaland and Grey's Anatomy families," Rhimes began in an Instagram post. "He was truly a gifted actor whose portrayal of Dr. Mark Sloan left an indelible mark on the series and on audiences around the world.""
"Grey's leading man, Patrick Dempsey, the McDreamy to the McSteamy, was in close contact with Dane, telling Virgin Radio UK that he was texting him last week. He explained how Dane was bedridden and found it difficult to speak and swallow. But despite both being sex symbols on Grey's Anatomy, the two never felt competitive against each other. "I'm always going to remember those moments of fun that we had together and celebrate the joy that he did bring to people's lives," he shared."
Eric Dane, known for portraying Dr. Mark Sloan (McSteamy) on Grey's Anatomy for eight seasons, died at 53, ten months after revealing an ALS diagnosis. Shonda Rhimes posted an Instagram tribute calling him a beloved member of the Shondaland and Grey's Anatomy families and praising his gifted acting and the indelible mark of his portrayal on the series and audiences. Rhimes also shared a video of Dane's charming, flirtatious and emotionally intelligent moments as McSteamy. Patrick Dempsey reported being in close contact with Dane, said Dane became bedridden and had difficulty speaking and swallowing, and vowed to remember their moments of fun and the joy Dane brought to people's lives.
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