'Grey's Anatomy' Star Kevin McKidd Teases "Very Celebratory" Season 14 Finale | In Studio

Kevin McKidd discusses his experiences on Grey's Anatomy, including directing insights, the unique format of Episode 17, and his reflections on Trainspotting. He shares his thoughts on balancing directing and acting, and his idea for a hospital-based zombie movie. McKidd emphasizes the importance of keeping plot details secret to maintain intrigue and highlights the collaborative nature of directing.

What word does Kevin McKidd use to describe the season 14 finale of Grey's Anatomy?

• Mysterious

• Celebratory

• Tragic

• Dramatic

According to Kevin, why is it beneficial for actors not to know the full storyline?

• It prevents spoilers.

• It helps them stay in the moment.

• It keeps the audience engaged.

• It allows them to focus on their lines.

What analogy does Kevin use to describe the need for creative privacy?

• A musician composing alone

• Picasso painting without onlookers

• A writer with a blank page

• A chef in the kitchen

How does Kevin describe the episode he directed with fewer storylines?

• Like a musical

• Like a one-act play

• Like a short film

• Like a documentary

What genre does Kevin express interest in exploring using the Grey's Anatomy set?

• Historical drama

• Romantic comedy

• Zombie horror

• Science fiction

What was Kevin's initial career focus before moving into film and TV?

• Music

• Screenwriting

• Theatre acting

• Directing

Which director does Kevin credit with teaching him about film acting?

• Ridley Scott

• Steven Spielberg

• Danny Boyle

• Christopher Nolan

What does Kevin say about his transition to directing?

• He found it easy.

• It was a planned career move.

• He was reluctant at first.

• It happened organically.

What does Kevin mention as a common mistake he makes as a director?

• Choosing the wrong actors

• Over-editing scenes

• Forgetting the script

• Misplacing the cameras

What does Kevin believe is essential for a director to admit?

• Their influences

• Their success

• Their mistakes

• Their vision