Cristina Yang: Last News

Sandra Oh played Cristina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy for the first 10 seasons of the show’s on-going run on ABC, but she has always turned down the opportunity to return… until now.

Dr. Cristina Yang is gone but never forgotten.Sandra Oh, who played the no-nonsense doctor on ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” for 10 seasons, doesn’t plan to ever come back to the show.Oh, 52, departed from the long-running medical drama in 2014 following the 10th season, and recently revealed why she’s officially done with the series.

Taylor Swift’s live show was actress Sandra Oh.The moment took place at one of Taylor Swift’s recent US shows during her extensive ‘Eras’ tour, when two fans asked another audience member to snap a picture of them together to mark the occasion.It was only after the gig that it dawned on them that the person who they asked was none other than famous actress and Grey’s Anatomy star, Sandra Oh.Sharing a brief clip of the moment on her TikTok page, concertgoer Neen (@secondhandshroom) wrote: “I will never ever get over this… Asking a super nice lady to take our picture at the bottom of our section before the Eras Tour.”In the footage, a live video is shown of someone taking a photo of Neen and her friend at the show. The video then cuts to images of Oh in her medical scrubs while on the set of the hit medical drama, with the text overlay reading “She looks so much like Cristina Yang from Grey’s Anatomy!”The video has since gone viral and accumulated over seven million views on the platform.

sideways glance?A Taylor Swift fan claims she unknowingly asked Emmy-nominated actress Sandra Oh to take her photo with a friend at the “Cruel Summer” singer’s Los Angeles concert this month.“I will never ever get over this,” the Swiftie captioned a viral TikTok showing off the snap the 52-year-old “Killing Eve” star took.The TikToker, who goes by Neen online, says she asked “a super nice lady to take our photo at the bottom of our section before the Eras Tour” show on Aug. 9.She then highlighted a Google Image search of Oh’s “Grey’s Anatomy” character, Dr.

Former “Grey’s Anatomy” co-stars Ellen Pompeo and Katherine Heigl are together again — not in Seattle’s Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, mind you, but in a new joint interview for Variety.

Kate Aurthur editor SPOILER ALERT: This essay contains spoilers from “I’ll Follow the Sun,” the Feb. 23 episode of “Grey’s Anatomy.” From her first episode as Dr. Meredith Grey on March 27, 2005 — when “Grey’s Anatomy” premiered on ABC and became a once-in-a-generation pop-culture sensation — to what’s being billed as a (kind of, sort of) goodbye episode on Feb. 23, 2023, Ellen Pompeo could forge chemistry with anyone. Along with its lexicon-changing writing and intricate yet rowdy plotting by Shonda Rhimes, what’s made “Grey’s Anatomy” a phenomenon was watching Meredith just live her life. She was a character network television never seen before: a brilliant woman whose life had been marred by tragedy (an Alzheimer’s-afflicted mother, an entirely absent father), yet who wasn’t going to let her dark and twisty past get in her way. Meredith had a lot of fun; she saved a lot of lives; she had a lot of sex.  

The time has come for Meredith Grey to say goodbye to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.

“Grey’s Anatomy” is celebrating Ellen Pompeo’s long time with the show.

starts fresh in season 19 with the introduction of five bright-eyed medical interns, all hungry to make their mark on the medical world.With Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital slowly rebuilding its reputation following the dramatics of last season and Meredith stepping into the chief role, the new class of interns — played by Harry Shum Jr. (Blue), Adelaide Kane (Jules), Midori Francis (Mika), Alexis Floyd (Simone) and Niko Terho (Lucas) — are breathing new life while also harkening back to the past as the medical drama turns over a new chapter.For Francis, who portrays one of the new interns, Mika, joining the family has been as close to a full-circle moment as one can get after having grown up with the franchise as a teen and largely being inspired by Sandra Oh's iconic character, Cristina Yang.«That character and seeing her, especially in the town I grew up in in New Jersey and what I was seeing on TV at that time, it was not [every day] an Asian actor was so present, had so much screen time and was so messy and so good,» the Sex Lives of College Girls star shared in a recent phone interview with ET, adding later that «something in my gut said that this was a good move» when the opportunity arose to come onto the show. Ahead of Thursday's premiere, the 28-year-old actress discusses why she's proud to be playing an Asian character who's not buttoned-up and perfect, surprises that are in store for viewers and why Ellen Pompeo's  legacy is bigger than Meredith Grey.I was a fan.

Some familiar faces from television were spotted during Queen Elizabeth’s state funeral. Sandra Oh, known for her roles in "Killing Eve" and "Grey’s Anatomy," was among the very few stars who were invited to the service, which took place at London’s Westminster Abbey.The actress was appointed an Order of Canada as an officer just a few months ago.The 51-year-old, who kept under the radar, was dressed in black with a Canadian badge pinned in front. She was spotted by eagle-eyed viewers as the funeral was broadcast live.

Killing Eve star Sandra Oh has been spotted at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, one of very few TV personalities to be invited.

fans, there was an epic reunion during the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday night! Sandra Oh, who played fan favorite Dr. Cristina Yang for a decade, was reunited with her former co-star, Candra Wilson, who plays Dr. Miranda Bailey, and show creator Shonda Rhimes.

Sandra Oh. In 's latest «Actors on Actors» issue, the 50-year-old actress discusses the downside of fame with star Jung Ho-yeon.«When came my life changed very much. And it’s tricky to imagine, because this is almost 20 years ago, so the context is very different, but the stress is the same, or the confusion is the same,» said Oh, who played Dr.

Sandra Oh has learned that fame comes with a price.The 50-year-old actress revealed she suffered from health problems, including insomnia and back pain, after she became a star on Grey's Anatomy where she played the laser focused Dr. Cristina Yang for 10 seasons.The admission came during a discussion about the repercussions of sudden fame with Squid Game starJung Ho-yeon, 27, in the Variety Actors on Actors edition. Price of fame: Sandra Oh, 50,revealed she suffered from health problems, including insomnia and back pain, after she became a star on Grey's Anatomy; seen in February Actors on Actors:The versatile actress revealed her health problems came during a discussion about the repercussions of sudden fame with Squid Game star Jung Ho-yeon, 27, in the Variety Actors on Actors edition'When Grey's Anatomy came — my life changed very much,' she said.'And it's tricky to imagine, because this is almost 20 years ago, so the context is very different, but the stress is the same — or the confusion is the same...

Sandra Oh (“Killing Eve,” “The Chair”) and Jung Ho-yeon (“Squid Game”) bond quickly at our photo shoot for Variety‘s “Actors on Actors” presented by Apple TV+. They’d gone viral on the internet in February, when Oh congratulated Ho-yeon for winning best performance by a female actor at the SAG Awards, posing for selfies with the cast of Netflix’s “Squid Game.” But this feels more intimate. Or, as Oh puts it to Ho-yeon, who got her start as a model: “Immediately we’re so close; immediately, you sat on my lap.” By the end of their conversation, the two are making dinner plans so they can continue talking off camera.In between, they discuss how the representation of Asian people has changed in popular culture since Oh portrayed Dr. Cristina Yang on “Grey’s Anatomy,” and the importance of taking care of yourself — especially as Ho-yeon navigates the global fandom for the heroic defector Kang Sae-byeok from “Squid Game.” With “Killing Eve,” another TV series that has captivated viewers around the world, ending after four seasons, Oh talks about what it felt like to say goodbye to her spy character. SANDRA OH: I think that we both feel like being here together, having this conversation and being shot together is very special — and I’m curious about your point of view.

Sandra Oh, who played Cristina Yang on the series for 10 years, that spotlight came with downsides for her own health.The acclaimed actor opened up about the effects that her sudden “Grey’s Anatomy” fame had on her health during a Variety “Actors on Actors” conversation, presented by Apple TV+, with “Squid Game” breakout star Jung Ho-yeon. According to Oh, the experience of suddenly being in the limelight caused her to experience serious health effects while she was filming the ABC medical drama.“Honestly, I got sick. I think my whole body was very, very sick.

Kevin McKidd joined the cast of “Grey’s Anatomy” in its third season, and has played Dr. Owen Hunt ever since.

Sandra Oh is a woman of many talents. Today she is well known for playing Eve on Killing Eve and starring in Grey's Anatomy's resident truth-teller and physician, Dr. Cristina Yang.

Killing Eve, and now you can see her on Netflix's collegiate comedy . Even though she's starred in many iconic projects since Grey's, Oh is arguably most known (and beloved) for portraying the brilliant-but-messy Dr.

Sandra Oh is reflecting on her time on Grey’s Anatomy.

Sandra Oh has no plans for a return to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.