Saturday Night Live's hidden truth uncovered by Tina Fey
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Meanwhile, in the world of entertainment, Saturday Night Live (SNL) is set to make its debut in the U.K. next year. Lorne Michaels, the creator and longtime producer of the original U.S. show, will serve as the executive producer for the U.K. version of SNL. James Longman will serve as the showrunner.
Tina Fey, a former writer and star of SNL from 1997 to 2006, recently revealed a "dirty secret" about SNL's work process. During a conversation at the Edinburgh TV Festival, Fey told presenter Graham Norton that it is not necessary to work all night to finish sketches. According to Fay, sketches could be started in the morning instead.
Fey's sentiment was echoed by Jason Sudeikis, another former SNL star. In an earlier interview, Sudeikis noted that Lorne Michaels, the creator of SNL, has a strong belief in hiring people for their first television job at SNL, as there are many counterintuitive things done there. Sudeikis also questioned the productivity of the late-night work process, suggesting it is mostly a tradition.
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