Grey's Anatomy star Jaicy Elliot caught up with HELLO! to talk about her new Hallmark Christmas movie, plus she opens up about Ellen Pompeo's surprise departure from Grey's.
The TV star is opening up about Grey's Anatomy and her new movie My Southern Family Christmas November 25, 2022 - 10:25 GMT Megan Bull With the holiday season just around the corner, Jaicy Elliot caught up with HELLO! to talk about her brand new Hallmark movie – My Southern Family Christmas. Plus, the Grey's Anatomy star opened up about her co-star Ellen Pompeo's surprising departure from the long-running medical drama.
What is your favourite Christmas movie? It's funny because I just went to New York to do some press for the movie and I was with Nikki DeLoach the whole time when I was doing press and it just happened to be that at the end of our press tour I had to tell her that her Christmas movie was my favourite Hallmark Christmas movie that I had seen.It's pretty popular, it's Dream of Christmas.
So creating links I think to the past and the future was very important. That was really brilliantly sort of figured out by our showrunner Krista Vernoff with the new class of interns that are just as spunky, I would say, as the first class of interns was way back, the magic group. Obviously, it's the end of an era. I know it's had like a shock wave through social media but you know Ellen is great, she's been such a terrific mentor and she's like a precious source of information.
Ellen's departure has set the tone for all of that, but it remains Grey's Anatomy and there are still a lot of people there that I've known and worked with all this time and love, and it's still very much home.
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