John Corbett Recalls Faking Chemistry With Costars He Didn't Get Along With
John Corbett has met his match in Rebel costar Katey Sagal. The pair play husband and wife in the upcoming ABC series and since they’ve known each other for 20 years, the chemistry came naturally. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case.
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Corbett, who has starred in dozens of films and TV shows since his debut in the early ’90s, added that while filming a TV show, sometimes you see your costars so much that things can get “tricky” if you don’t really get along.
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The actor, who plays a “down-to-earth” yet very jealous man named Grady in Krista Vernoff‘s new show, adds that it’s natural — in some situations — for tension to run high on certain sets.
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Rebel premieres on ABC Thursday, April 8, at 10 p.m. ET.
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