Ellen Pompeo : "Ma plus grande fierté avec Grey's Anatomy ? Avoir raconté beaucoup d'histoires importantes pour les femmes"

Marie Claire

Ellen in Paris. Nous avons rencontré Ellen Pompeo il y a quelques jours, lors de son passage à Paris. L'iconique Meredith Grey de "Grey's Anatomy" se confie sur le grand rôle de sa vie, son lien spécial avec la capitale et la France, et sur son pays, qui "ne va pas bien en ce moment".⁣

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00:00My biggest pride, I think, is we've told a lot of important stories.

00:06We've told a lot of important stories for women, for all different types of people.

00:13We've changed perceptions about people through the show.

00:17We've been able to tell so many stories over, I think, 465 episodes.

00:22And I'm very proud to be a part of Shonda Rhimes' career.

00:25She's had an extraordinary career as well.

00:27It's been quite the journey.

00:30I think she should take some me time.

00:34I think she should spend less time in the hospital.

00:37Paris is one of the birthplaces of the most fantastic art and music and food and culture.

00:43And I've been coming here for a long time.

00:45I came here first, I think, 20 years ago with Grey's Anatomy.

00:50And it's always such a special place.

00:54Everybody thinks about France so firmly.

00:57Not just Paris, but the whole country.

01:00So our country's not in a great place right now.

01:02So I'm thrilled to be here.

01:04I'm sure people here have issues with politics too.

01:07But there's nothing a little bread and butter won't solve.

01:10So thirties.

01:11But I think the bus andyez is all that.

01:15We're still around.

01:15But we're all in a bowl.

01:16We're still around in a lot of people.

01:17We're still around thinking.

01:18If you're in a lot of petitmes, you should not.

01:18We're still around thinking.

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