Sandra Oh

Award-winning actress Jodie Comer has wowed audiences with her turn as assassin Villanelle on critically-acclaimed series, Killing Eve. With her brilliant turn has come more exposure and the 25-year-old Brit has spoken about her struggle with fame after being catapulted into the limelight following the success of the show.

Jodie Comer says she struggles with fame

Speaking on the Two Shot Podcast, the Doctor Foster star said there was a 'whole other world' when the camera stops rolling.

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Superstars of Golden Globes night - presenters Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh - dubbed themselves the 'nicest people in showbusiness': and reaction to their turn hosting the big award gig was not far off. Oh said she wanted to make this award show - the 76th - lighter than last year's and the duo were careful to avoid politics, or even the Time's Up movement.

Sandra Oh also took home a Best Actress gong at the awards she hosted

During the last awards season, Hollywood was reeling from allegations against several powerful men in media, including Harvey Weinstein, Louis CK, and Matt Lauer.

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Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh have been announced as the co-hosts of the 2019 Golden Globes award ceremony.

Samberg, a star of ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ and ‘Saturday Night Live’, will join forces with ‘Killing Eve’ and ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ alum Sandra Oh on January 6th to front the 2019 Golden Globes for NBC.

The announcement has been made with pretty much exactly a month to go, an unusual move with as there’s so little time left. It had at one point been suggested that the Globes might not have a host at all.

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Fans of 'Grey’s Anatomy' bid a sad farewell to Sandra Oh last week as Cristina Yang swapped Grey Sloan Memorial hospital for a shiny new home in Zurich. Oh's departure, although a happy end for the character, leaves the show with a seemingly unfillable void as it moves into its 11th season. Can 'Grey's' really survive without its most groundbreaking and loved character? But more importantly, can Meredith?

Sandra Oh played Dr Cristina Yang for 10 seasons

Emotions have always ran high on 'Grey’s Anatomy', even when the cast aren't faced with a crazed gunman or a plane crash. But last week’s season 10 finale might have given us the toughest goodbye of them all. Yes unlike George, Lexie and Mark Sloan, Cristina Yang didn't meet a tragic end. Instead she saw her dreams come true, at the hands of none other than her ex fiancee Preston Burke.

Continue reading: 'Grey's Anatomy' Has Lost Cristina Yang, But Can The Show Survive Without Her?

Tessa Ferrer and Gaius Charles have not had their picked up for the next season of Grey's Anatomy and will leave the show, Deadline has confirmed. The pair - who play Leah Murphy and Shane Ross - joined Grey's as interns last season, along with Camillia Luddington and Jerikka Hinton.

Tessa Ferrer Is Leaving Grey's Anatomy

Leah and Shane are best known for their romantic entanglement and recently, Leah filed a complaint against the hospital's non-fraternization policy. Perhaps that will come back to haunt her? It's not yet known if Ferrer and Charles could return for guest appearances in the future, though if they go the same way as a certain member of The Good Wife cast, that could be off the cards.

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Jesse Williams, the star of hit medical drama Grey's Anatomy, is expecting his first child with his wife, Aryn Drake-Lee, Us Weekly reports. The couple have been together for over six years now and finally tied the knot in September 2012.

Williams Is Expecting His First Child, Due Soon.

The baby is due this December, claims a source purportedly close to the actor who also revealed that Aryn's baby shower was held in Brooklyn on the 29th September.

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Drama rules on Grey’s Anatomy – so much so, that quite a lot of it appears to have crossed over from the screen to the actual set, Grey’s star Ellen Pompeo revealed in a recent interview with The New York Post. The Post caught up with Ellen Pompeo and the rest of the Grey’s cast (or what remains of it, at least) on set for the TV drama’s 200th episode, which also happens to be a party – on screen, as well as in real life.

Pompeo has tried to steer clear of the drama, surrounding some cast members' departures.

Creator Shonda Rimes, the cast and crew do have a lot to celebrate – over its 200 episodes, Grey’s has become a television staple, up there in the bastion with shows like Friends and CSI: Miami. But success didn’t come without plenty of growing pains, and star Ellen Pompeo, who plays Dr. Meredith Grey on the show, finally let the word out on how and why a lot of the cast drama happened – particularly with Katherine Heigl, who played Dr Izzie Stevens on Grey’s Anatomy.

Continue reading: On The Eve Of The 200th "Grey's Anatomy" Episode, Ellen Pompeo Dishes On Drama, Celebrations And Former Colleagues

As ABC’s top scripted drama, and having run for nearly 10 seasons now, Grey’s Anatomy’s characters are household names, and familiar faces, too. And that’s why Sandra Oh's exit has hit showrunner Shonda Rimes so hard.

Sandra Oh at the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Awards

Oh plays the confident Dr. Cristina Yang, and has done so for eight years on the popular medical drama. “Creatively, I really feel like I gave it my all, and I feel ready to let her go,” she revealed of her exit. “It’s such an interesting thing to play a character for so long and to actually get the sense that she wants to be let go as well.” (The Mail)

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Grey's Anatomy star Sandra Oh has announced that she will be leaving the show at the end of the current season. After eight years starring on the hit ABC medical drama, Oh has decided that she has had enough of the show and is ready for life's next big challenge. She has played the role of Dr Cristina Yang since the very start of the series back in 2005.

Oh was one of the original cast members on the show

Oh spoke with The Hollywood Reporter earlier this week (13 August) to announce her decision to the public, saying that she had told her cast-mates of her decision earlier that day during rehearsals for the show's 200th episode. Last year, the actress was among some of the other stars of the show who signed a two year contract to remain on the show through to the end of season 10, but now she has decided that the time is right to move on from the show.

Continue reading: Sandra Oh Will Wave Goodbye To 'Grey's Anatomy' At The End Of This Season