In 2017, a few months after Netflix released the sequel miniseries “Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life,” Lauren Graham sat down with IndieWire for an interview about her career and her relationship with the show. The actress acknowledged how much “Gilmore Girls” had grown beyond its makers’ wildest dreams to become a dearly cherished part of millions of fans’ lives — something that potentially meant more to people than any other project she might ever be a part of. Graham also noted that, when the opportunity came to revisit the Stars Hollow universe, she endeavored to make the most of it, in ways that she had not thought to do during the series’ original run.
“I think if I made a mistake in the past, it was not appreciating what a rare opportunity ‘Gilmore Girls’ was and how much I got to be the voice of this incredibly inventive writer,” Graham said, noting that her experience on “Parenthood,” for instance, was different, in that she didn’t get to be a muse. The second time around, therefore, her appreciation for the whole enterprise had grown exponentially — as had her sense of ease participating in it. “When we did the first show, with those 14-hour days where you’d have a 10-page walk-and-talk without any cuts and everyone had to be perfect… it was just about getting through the day. This time, it was easier to be in the moment,” she continued.
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