The OC Series Finale – Cast’s Favorite Moments
February 22, 2007 by Kath Skerry
Curious as to what some of the cast of The O.C. noted as their favorite memory from the show? Check it out. And I’ve added some of my favorite memories too (at least the ones I could find online). WOW, this is getting real. Just hours away from saying goodbye. Someone hold me (Ben…Adam…hello?!)
Peter Gallagher
“I guess my favorite moment was the day I read the pilot script. That was very exciting. And I certainly loved singing in the second season. And you know, frankly, I have had so many good days on this show; I loved going to work; I love the cast; I love this crew; I love our directors and every day on this set sure beats working in a coal mine.”
Rachel Bilson
“I like when I get to do things that really are embarrassing for me because it’s fun to make fun of yourself. I like the episode last year where at prom I got really drunk and fell off the stage and it was my first time doing a stunt, so I like to brag and tell people that I can do stunts because I got to fall off the stage, even though it was like a foot. The stunt girl did the fall… but I did a little of that. But that was just a fun episode — there were just so many.”
Ben McKenzie
“The first day of the pilot was kind of nutty. I showed up in the Valley and we were shooting Ryan at his old house with his mom. I think McG stopped by for like two seconds… ‘You’re going to be great, you’re going to be great’ and then ran away. It was cool. I think it was just me and Doug and I think Peter maybe worked a little with Doug Liman the director. And then Peter was in a couple scenes… it was pretty heavy stuff. It was kind of crazy. It was either sink or swim time; so thankfully it has worked out.”
Melinda Clarke
“There are so many. As an audience member when Sandy and Seth had a sex talk, I just thought it was clever and those guys are just so talented, and as an audience member I loved to watch that scene.”
Autumn Reeser
“I liked shooting the college sweatshirt episode where we had this college sweatshirt party because we were shooting on the beach in Malibu at night it was a big bonfire. That was just a cool feeling because I never go to the beach at night. Basically whenever we got to go on location and shoot at the beach, that was always amazing to be hanging out at the beach all day working. We were watching dolphins go by and hearing the seagulls, so that was pretty neat.”
Willa Holland
“One of my favorites I got to do was the scene when I got to hit Melinda on the head with a pedestal. That was really fun to shoot.”
GMMR’s Favorite Moments (that were on YouTube)…
There are just too many to count, but here are a few faves that immediatley came to mind. I may add some more videos during the day. If you’re favorite moment was on youtube, pass it along.
Summer woos Seth as Wonder Woman
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Welcome to the O.C., bitch…that’s how we do it in Orange County
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Favorite Music Moments…
The season finale set to Jeff Buckley’s ‘Hallelujah’ – just awesome. Especially when Coop whips out the flask! Bless her heart.
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…and Imogean Heap’s “Hide and Seek” as the backdrop to Caleb’s funeral. And then of course KiKi gets her drink on. I’m seeing a pattern here.
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Oh, that Hallelujah in the Season One finale! The best use of that song in a TV show, ever. It makes me cry, and cry, and cry.
Goodbye, O.C.! I’ll miss you. Sniff.
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just a quick note. it’s jeff buckley-not jeff beck-singing hallelujah.
Thanks you….you are so right!! It will be fixed 🙂
Hide And Seek was also used in the season 2 finale when Marissa shoots Trey. Love that song and Imogen Heap! I was very upset they didn’t use some version of Hallelujah last night!
The last 5 minutes of the series finale pretty much was the best thing ever, couldn’t have ended a show this good any better.
Props to everyone who made it happen
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