Andy Greene's"The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s" explores the making of the cult-favorite sitcom that exploded into a major phenomenon on Netflix years after it ended. The oral history features interviews with nearly 90 cast and crew members plus executives and critics, and includes information from scripts, call sheets and casting documents.1.
Bob Odenkirk was a close runner-up in auditions: Carell was working on another show for NBC at the time and the network wouldn't let him turn to"The Office" before they could confirm the other show would be cancelled. Andy Buckley, who played Dunder Mifflin CEO David Wallace, remained a financial adviser for Merrill Lynch while making appearances on the show. Buckley recalled a day while shooting an episode for season 5 when"the stock market was down 750 points" and he had to go from shooting a scene to trying to calm clients' nerves over the market crash.
"Kate Flannery and I quit our jobs around the same time," said Oscar Nunez , who worked as a caterer and babysitter."The manager at her restaurant said, 'You'll be back.' She hasn't been back."Jenna Fischer recalled going over the blocking with Krasinski, but said they didn't actually practice that famous casino night kiss from season 2 before the cameras began rolling, in order to make it feel as authentic as possible.
A nearly real-time look at what each character did during their time away from their desks for lunch.Writer Aaron Schure pitched an idea where Michael's shirt got caught in a garage door while playing basketball. He gets left hanging there overnight and"comes into work feeling Christlike because he spent the night kid of, somewhat cruicified."Writers originally planned for Pam's ex-fiance Roy to crash the wedding dressed like a knight and riding a horse to win her back.
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