Newsgroup: it.fan.tv.er
Titolo: [SPOILER] Intervista a .... non posso dirvelo altrimenti rischio di spoilerare... ^___^

 
Scanso equivoci ho preferito evitare di scrivere nel subject che
l'intervistata è Sherry Stringfield... Lo so che grazie a me lo sanno
anche i sassi [rot13- on] pur yn crggbehgn nggevpr gbeareà va RE
[rot13-off], ma "errare umanum est, perseverare stupidum"! Dunque
esagero con le precauzioni. ^____^ Bando alle cance: l'intervista è
più giù (faccio anche la fatica di lasciare lo spazio antispoiler!
^__^): la signora non dice nulla di eclatante, ma dice pur sempre
qualcosa. Godetevela! ^____^ 
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Eccola:
Stringfield Glad to Be Back with 'ER'
Tue, Oct 16, 2001 07:28 PM PDT 
by Vanessa Sibbald
Zap2it.com, TV News 
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) -  It's been five years since Sherry
Stringfield left "ER" to "get a life." The actress, who played Dr.
Susan Lewis for the first three seasons of the medical drama, says
that having a baby almost seven months ago gave her a new appreciation
for the consistency of series television.
"Series television is either a nightmare or the best thing in the
whole world. It really depends on, I think, where you are in your
life," says the actress. "It's a lot easier for me this time having a
family, because with a kid, you're not going anywhere. So I was really
starting to crave a schedule and I'm actually really enjoying that
now." 
Once she made the decision that she wanted to return, everything else
fell into place.
"I met with John Wells and I was like, 'I'd love to come back.' And he
said, 'Ok, we'd love to have you back.' That was it. Then I moved,
read the first script and showed up for work. It was really that
easy." 
For his part, executive producer Wells says he's glad to have her
back.
"Sherry was an integral member of the 'ER' cast for the first three
seasons," says Wells. "We are delighted to welcome her back as a
series regular and can't wait to work with her again." 
Since leaving "ER," Stringfield starred in the NBC movie "Borderline"
(produced by former cast mate Anthony Edwards), appeared in the films
"Autumn in New York" and "54," taught acting at her alma mater of the
State University of New York (Purchase) and directed two one-act
plays.
"I loved it because it kind of brought me back to why I got in this
business in the first place," she says of her time teaching. "And what
it really is all about for me at the end of the day, and that's always
about the work and the love of literature and writing and
storytelling." 
Stringfield, who also left "NYPD Blue" after being on the show for one
season, was often approached by fans wanting to know why she left
"ER." Sometimes as many as a hundred a week.
"It's amazing how everyone has an opinion on how you should live your
life. They said I was crazy," she says of the fans' reactions. "I
didn't exactly see, being an actress what the big deal is. I
understand that it can appear to be a very coveted position. I think
people thought, 'Gosh, was there something really bad about it?' I
came to understand that they didn't have a full understanding perhaps,
of an actor's life, and that you have a million different jobs and
we're actually pretty used to it. It's very rare to have a job that
lasts more than a year or two." 
And when people stopped asking, is when she started wanting to return.
Coming back to the "ER" set after five years, Stringfield is surprised
by how little the show had changed.
 "It looked the exact same. When I came on [the set] the first
assistant director was there and he was, literally, saying the same
thing. And then I found myself standing in a doorway that maybe I had
stood a thousand times before and I went, 'Did I leave?' It was a
little time warp there," she laughs. "I found it to be exactly the
same, it's kind of disturbing." 
Stringfield, who is contracted to star on "ER" for the next three
years, returned to work at the end of August. On the series, Dr.
Lewis, who left Chicago to be closer to her sister Chloe, returns home
when her sister's husband is transferred to San Francisco. For
Stringfield, stepping back into Dr. Lewis' shoes was a smooth
transition.
"If it had been another show, I probably would have [been rusty]. But
I did it almost for three years, it's like riding a bicycle," she
says. "It felt like I had left mid-conversation almost and then I just
walked back on and started up again." 
One thing that has changed on the show, however, is a number of
actors. Other actors to leave "ER" include George Clooney, Gloria
Reuben and Julianna Margulies. Also leaving this year are original
cast members Anthony Edwards and Eric La Salle.
"I'm so bummed. I'm like, 'Wait a minute, you can't leave,'" she says
of Edwards' and La Salle's decision to leave the series. "My executive
producer is like, 'I don't think you can tell them that.' I'm like,
'I'm going to try, I'm going to beg them to stay.'" 
"I'm really bummed, but I understand." 
One thing she didn't miss about working on the set was the props --
especially the blood and guts. Stringfield, who doesn't even like fake
blood, says the show has upped the ante on gore.
"Horrible to watch? Horrible to do! Oh, I do not like blood, I can't
believe I do this show half the time," she laughs. "Cause I walk in,
even when it's fake, and my stomach goes 'Ugh!' And now it's even
worse. The prosthetics are unbelievable. They have fake chest cavities
that they crack open -- I almost passed out when I saw that one." 
"I could never be a doctor, never." 
Stringfield returns to "ER" this Thursday night, Oct. 18, at 10 p.m.
Ciao... :))
-- 
Papermoon° aka Madrebadessa dell'Ordine delle Anime ERranti
A man was praying for guidance:"Oh God, grant me this knowledge:
what is the meaning of life?"
For a while, Creation was silent. Then a booming voice, sounding
severely impatient, shouts from heaven: "R E A D - T H E - F A Q !"
(Per rispondere togli RINTIN)

 ha scritto nel messaggio
qualche anima bbona farebbe una traduzione (almeno in sintesi) dallo
sky-english?
Fausto \ hispano hablante...;-))

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