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A review by karlyo83
How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey's Anatomy by Lynette Rice
2.0
There were some interesting titbits throughout the book. I wasn’t a fan of how not everyone had in brackets who they were throughout because I had to keep skipping back to the start as I don’t know everyone’s real name. That annoyed me.
The fact that Ellen Pompeo becomes a massive diva who is quite disliked in recent years isn’t explored and there was no omg moments about Alex Karev’s character leaving which makes me think that there is much more to the behind the scenes of this show and the personalities “in charge” than meets the eye.
Ellen apparently, goes from 11 seasons of sitting in the background to demanding more money and running the show to the point people can’t take pictures without her say so. Seems weird no one would want to or is allowed to dish the dirt.
Greys was a great show that became a good show that’s become a no show for me.
The fact that Ellen Pompeo becomes a massive diva who is quite disliked in recent years isn’t explored and there was no omg moments about Alex Karev’s character leaving which makes me think that there is much more to the behind the scenes of this show and the personalities “in charge” than meets the eye.
Ellen apparently, goes from 11 seasons of sitting in the background to demanding more money and running the show to the point people can’t take pictures without her say so. Seems weird no one would want to or is allowed to dish the dirt.
Greys was a great show that became a good show that’s become a no show for me.