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Connie Britton: From 'FNL' doubts to TV's best
21 Sep
Summary
- Britton initially hesitated to accept her role on 'Friday Night Lights'.
- She found the script for 'Arrested Development' initially incomprehensible.
- She praised 'Dying for Sex' for its heartbreaking, funny, and brave tone.
Actress Connie Britton contributed to The New York Times's esteemed list of the best television shows of the 21st century, reflecting on her own surprising television experiences. Britton initially expressed hesitation about joining the cast of "Friday Night Lights," questioning the practicality of the production.
She recalled receiving the script for "Arrested Development" and finding it nonsensical, underestimating its future impact. Britton later recognized the show's groundbreaking nature and how it was ahead of its time.
Furthermore, Britton singled out "Dying for Sex" as an acting masterpiece, commending its deeply emotional yet humorous and courageous approach to storytelling.
