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“Married … with children” Not all was laughing behind the scenes.
The stars Christina Eplgeit and Kaiti Sagal openly shared how tough honest actors were on the set of the 90s icon show.
“We were a sarcastic, cynical pile,” Sagal confessed Podcast “pie”, With her husband Kurt Sater. “You were really safe. You turned your back, someone would talk to you.”
“Married … with children” actors Christina EPPLGET, David Faustina, Ed O’Ell and Katie Sagal for a portrait in October 1988. (Aaron Rapoport/Corbis/Getti Image)
Applegate, their guest in the podcast, sounded and remembered how she realized that people were confused with her while she was in her wardrobe.
“I heard my wardrobe on the monitor, what,” she said. “I came from rehearsal and I hear everyone on the set, literally speaking about me.”
“I liked,” Oh, I was only there 20 seconds, “she shared her reaction.
Sagal played on the Applegate Mother’s screen at the exhibition, which took place from 1987 to 1997.
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“Married … with children” the stars reveal the drama that sounded behind the scenes. (Aaron Rapoport/Corbis/Getti Image)
Previously, AppleGate showed that the pressure she encountered with the “married … with the children” led to the development of power disorders.
In March, “Dead me” The actress told about the children’s star and how it deeply influenced her health.
“Playing this character, I did things in my psyche, which was not buenon – as anorexia,” she explained on her “dirty” podcast, talking to the guests Sagal at the time.
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“Yes, a pretty bad food disorder began when I was doing this show, which lasted for a very long time,” she said.
Applegate said she had never told anyone about the disorder and was “very private about it”.
Christina EPPLGET said she had developed a power violation, shot at the exhibition. (Aaron Rapoport / TM and © Fox Network. All Rights are protected. / Evereth collection; John Kopalaf / Film Production)
“I would hide in bathrooms to eat because I was so shame that I would hide on planes as when we went to London,” she said. “I remember hiding there to eat like one shrimp because I was so afraid when anyone saw what I ate, what they think I will try to go or anything. I don’t know. I was in such a dark space.”
Sagal agreed that Applegate was “very studied” at the exhibition because it was a “sexual symbol”.
Being a sexual symbol at the age of 17, “F — with” someone’s head, said Sagal, adding that “it was a very misogynistic show.”
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“Chrisi was very carefully studied and tried to keep in the box,” Sagal continued. “… So they put her in tougher skirts and shorter skirts, so there was a lot of that.”
Applegate admitted that choosing a provocative wardrobe was actually its idea.
Her hero, Kelly Bandy, was originally written as a “tough” “biker girl”, but she said she was inspired by a girl interviewed for the 1981 documentary “Western civilization: part II: Metal Years”.
Christina Eplgeit and Katei Sagal perform on the stage during the Hollywood Ceremony, honoring Christine EPPLGET. (Phillip Faraone/Getty Images)
“And she had such big hair, and a white dress with Lyakkra, and I went to the wardrobe department and I said,” We change this, we must represent the Zeitgeist of this rock, the Vixen’s lecherous video that is going on now where men and women look equally. So, where she came from. “
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The series, located in Chicago, was spinning around the Bundy family. Sagal and Applegate starred with Ed O’Neil, David Faustin and more.
Brie stimson fox news digital contributed to this report.
