Amy Sherman-Palladino Dishes on ‘Gilmore Girls,’ ‘Maisel’ at PaleyFest

that it Amy ShermannoA world and we are all just watching it.

Or at least this was a hypothesis Paleyfest La Panel, which looked back in Provific TV Creator, “Gilmore Girls” and “The Marvelous Ms. Maisel”, and was offered by the new ballet comedy “étoile”.

Shermanno was received by a roar from applause and a stand -up applause from the fans who fill in the Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Saturday. She smiled and waved as she wanted across the stage, and it seems that she is really pleased to make all of her actors gather like the avengers. But she found it a little difficult to focus on this occasion.

“Excuse me, I spent the entire red carpet staring at the donkey of Lauren and Rishill. People were talking about the lines that mean something for me,” Shermanno mocked her in her seat on the “Multiple Universe” painting, which mobilized “Mrs. Mazls” Luke Kirby (which also launches in the “stars”); Alex Porstein and Rachel Brucenan; Gilmour Girls, the duo and daughter Kelly Bishop and Lauren Graham; “étoile” leads Charlotte Ginsburg, even if not. And her husband, his television colleague Daniel Baldino.

A 90-minute conversation, which was run by Stacy Wilson Hunt, followed Sherman Baladino’s profession-starting with a fateful decision to overcome a call to “cats” in favor of taking the disturbing writing on “Roseanne”.

“I was not supposed to be here,” she said. (Her mother, Maybine Hughes, was in the audience and she screamed what her daughter told her at the time: “I hope he will pay this.”

Did you do that! “Roseanne” did not open the door to a successful TV profession, but her writing partner also presented her to Palladino at a blind lunch time, and the rest is history.

“I think the first thing I heard by Amy says, along with” hello “,” I am in hell! “This is the girl for me.” It has been done.

The couple did not write together early-they were a “non-strong couple”, jokingly Sherman-Balladino joking-but by the late 1990s, Baldino made a stable book on “Family Guy” and encouraged her to get rid of pressure and write everything she wanted to write. “It was finished writing” Gilmore Girls “, participated.

The comedy, starring Graham in the role of Laurelay Gilmore, a 32-year-old single mother raising her teenage daughter, Rori (Alexis Blides), on WB from 2000-2007. But the way to the class of classic worship was somewhat rugged at first.

The first obstacle was to get Graham on board. She liked the scenario, but she was imprisoned at another show on NBC. What made the clay worse, Shermanno refused to see her until it was available. “I didn’t want to fall in your love,” she explained.

In the end, the casting team wore, and Graham came to read. “I entered and after the first line, I was like” Goddammit! “Then I had to pray to cancel another person’s offer.” (Graham said that Exec WB later, drunk, told her that she was “circulating” for another actor who wanted NBC.)

Although the show became a pioneering series in WB – and continued to offer 500 million hours on Netflix at the top of the previous participation deal – the studio initially did not show a lot of confidence. While in the early stages of production, Sherman-Palladino will receive a studio once a week from an executive saying: “The network is upset. They are disappointed with your hope and the work it is doing.”

This continued all over the shooting, so that Sherman Baladino was, until one day he had enough. “I am going, I know: You are upset; you are disappointed. Hear, you are not my mother. Only my mother can feel distress and disappointment,” then she was launched at a warning. ))

Perhaps she was not the smartest step, but she succeeded. There were other ways that were also transferred about the claims.

“I remember the text programs do not come with enough time [for notes]Graham said, Sherman Palanto will finish the pages at night, and the actors will receive the makeup trailer in the morning. “So, they were not even.”

The relationship was difficult because “Gilmore Girls” was not suitable for the other WB show template.

“Adolescent soap-he was specialized in it,” Shermanno remembers. “This type was not, so it was not” Pavi “. There were a lot of notes about,” Why didn’t Rurry have sex? “Because it is in a ridiculous secondary school and not everyone blows someone in the bathroom. I am like,” because this is not what is the show. “

Things were completely different with “The Marvelous Ms. Maisel”-Comedy turned around a housewife in the fifties of the last century that BROSNAHAN (Borstein)-where Sherman-Palladino and Palladino had the castle keys.

“Gilmore Girls” has a “Drew Carey” budget that will send us their water and remaining students, and that is why I walk Lauren in a circle in Borbank indefinitely because we were unable to go anywhere, “it was a first-class team, who worked on” The Sopranos “and” Boardwalk Empire “-fortunately, it was done Unput its last offer, “Vinyl”, unexpectedly at the last minute.

“Therefore, I have a full crew of great people who do not work, and like the angel of death, I have all invaded them,” Shermanno joked. “For the first time, we had everything we needed: we had a team of actors, we had the crew, and we had the money and it was like,” the only people who could have sex with us now. “

Crossing of the spoiler: They did not. “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” lasted for five seasons and won 22 EMMYS, including the prizes for the main trio (BROSNAHAN won the main actress in comedy; Borstein won two wins in the supportive actress category; Kirby won the guest actor), among nearly 300 different prize nomination.

For her next work, Sherman Baladino returns to Ballet Barry with “étoile”, which appears on April 24 on Prime Video. It is its second show, which focuses on ballet after “BUNHEADS”, which was broadcast on the ABC family in 2012. (This series got a shout during the painting as well, with a video message from the star Sutton Foster and some sweet revelation from Bishop, who also trained to be a ballerina.)

In response to a question about how the ballet background affects her writings, Sherman-Baladino said that she affected her rhythm, but affects her more when she managed her. “The guidance is the place where speed, energy and movement are like the Koreography,” she said.

“Part of my clarifications, and people with danger – depending on whether you are working on the network or you are on the other side – comes from the fact that I have no concept” I want to be rich. I want money. I would like fame. I want to be successful. “I have come from a world where I worked to work … because no one makes dance in dancing.” “Part of the reason I am pain in the rear is because of [the story is] My only focus. “

With “étoile”, dance drama takes an international turn. Kirby is returning to play the role of the Ballet manager in the troubled New York City, while French legend Ginsburg plays his counterpart in Paris, who suggests that they exchange the main dancers in a trick to save both ballet. De Laâge performs a performance in Tour De Force as Cheyenne, the initial ballet that is transferred wisely from Paris to New York.

“It was a very magical experience, and the comedy is a very modest language,” said Sherman Bladino. “I was very blessed. Women who entered my life, I am not a good person enough to deserve this.”

When the conversation turned into questions from the audience, one of the fans asked how Shermanno’s operation differs from the project to the project, so some of Al -Hakim’s advice shared: “Your operation is your operations, but the actors are different.”

Picking people’s rhythms is a skill that you learned from working with Graham on “Gilmore Girls”: “If you learn to create for people, your process will change automatically, because they are not negotiable. You cannot deal with any actor of any merit, so the matter does not increase, so there is nothing to call for, and they do not want it, and they do not see that, and they do not have it.

To use the conversation, I asked Hunt Shermanno if she was able to take everything she accomplished.

“No,” she answered quickly, as the audience rushed to laugh again. “This is what you do when you are dead.”

But her attempt to transform the emotional question with a joking proved that there is no point in which she exceeded a touch of tenderness. “This was great,” Shermanno added. “I gathered my favorite people in one room, and I miss them every day I am not with them.”