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Calista Flockhart, 59, opens up about the "painful" anorexia rumors that surrounded her during her time on Ally McBeal, expressing how it affected her mental health and career. She dismisses the accusations, emphasizing her healthy lifestyle and body image. Flockhart is currently starring in Feud: Capote vs. The Swans and received support from her husband, Harrison Ford, at the Critics Choice Awards.
Calista Flockhart opens up about the relentless speculation surrounding her weight during her time on "Ally McBeal," expressing how it left her sleep-deprived and depressed, fearing it would ruin her career. The actress, now 59, addresses the anorexia reports, emphasizing that she has never struggled with her weight and that the accusations would not be acceptable today. Flockhart, who is currently starring in "Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans," reflects on the impact of the stress from filming "Ally McBeal" and how she is now in a healthier place.
Calista Flockhart opens up about the anorexia rumors that surrounded her during Ally McBeal, expressing how it affected her mental health and career. She believes such speculation would trigger a backlash today and emphasizes that it's not okay to accuse someone of having a disease many struggle with. Flockhart also addresses the possibility of an Ally McBeal revival and expresses interest in it, while also sharing her excitement for her upcoming role in FX’s limited series Feud: Capote vs. the Swans.
Calista Flockhart looked elegant in a white pantsuit while arriving at Good Morning America to promote her new show Feud: Capote vs. The Swans. During the appearance, she expressed interest in an Ally McBeal reboot and discussed her admiration for Truman Capote. The actress also made a quick outfit change for an episode of LIVE with Kelly and Mark, where she revealed her openness to reprising her role in the hit TV show.
The cast of 'Ally McBeal' reunited at the Emmys to celebrate the show's 75th anniversary, with Calista Flockhart, Peter MacNicol, Greg Germann, and Gil Bellows dancing on stage. The series, which debuted in 1997, won an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series in 1999 and featured a star-studded cast including Courtney Thorne-Smith, Jane Krakowski, Lisa Nicole Carson, Portia de Rossi, and Lucy Liu. Last year, ABC began developing a sequel series with a Black female lead character.
The 75th Emmy Awards will feature TV cast reunions from shows like Grey’s Anatomy, Sopranos, Ally McBeal, Martin, and more, with original cast members presenting and taking the stage. Additionally, tributes to classic shows like All In The Family, Cheers, and I Love Lucy are teased, and performances by Charlie Puth, The War and Treaty, and Travis Barker are also scheduled.
The 75th Emmys on Fox will feature reunions of "Martin" and "Ally McBeal," paying homage to TV history with live elements and a big production number by host Anthony Anderson. The executive producers aim to honor 75 years of television while handing out 26 awards, including tributes to recently deceased talent like Norman Lear, Matthew Perry, and Andre Braugher. They plan to combat long acceptance speeches with a "play-off mama" and note the historic significance of being the first all-Black production team to helm the show on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.