Including insights to the then “Gilmore Girls” turning conditions …
In the 77th Emmy Awards, one of the most famous series mother-daughter duo was on stage. The “Gilmore Girls” actresses Alexis Bledel and Lauren Graham announced the winners for the best script of a comedy series on September 14th.
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Stars Hollow Live on stage – but in reality in Los Angeles
They stood unmistakably on their series veranda in the sleepy town of Stars Hollow, but actually Alexis Bledel and Lauren were Graham in Los Angeles and moderated a part of the 77th Emmys. The “Gilmore Girls” cast is celebrating the 25th anniversary of her hit series this year, which is why it was also the Rory and Lorelai actresses who awarded the prize for the best comedy script.
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Lauren Graham joked: “25 years ago, a series called ‘Gilmore Girls’ celebrated its premiere and apparently took the entire autumn season in hostage”, which unanimous laughter sounded. It is generally known that countless people fill the couch with the first fallen leaf and the seven seasons around the residents: “go through” inside of Stars Hollow – and that a quarter of a century after the official end of the series.
Emmy winner “The Studio” and a special series moment
Even if the show is considered a classic today, Alexis Bledel added: “Despite our autumn dominance, ‘Gilmore Girls’ was actually a very small series.” What Graham threw up: “That means we had no money.” Apparently they were sent the leftover food from the surrounding sets, for example when someone had their birthday and was left of the sheet cake. “But the one we had were screenplays. Without scripts we would have had no wonderful words to say,” said Bledel.
With this transition they presented the nominees and chose them. Then they presented “The Studio”, the satirical cringe comedy television series by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg as the winner of the category.
Lauren Graham about the anniversary: ”The party that we never really had”
In the evening, Lauren Graham told the “Hollywood Reporter,” that it was a great pleasure “to celebrate a quarter of a century of the show. “Nothing was actually planned to appreciate the 25th anniversary,” said the actress. “When I was asked to honor the series in this way, it felt like the party that we never really had. Maybe we are better prepared for the 30th anniversary.”