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Exclusive Sneak Peek: "The Good Fight" Finale
All bully things travel to an end.
The Good Fight's Christine Baranski, who plays Diane Lockhart connected the series, got a sensation of this world erstwhile she recovered retired that the Paramount+ legal play was coming to an end. In an interview with TVLine, the actress revealed she was really "stunned" to perceive the quality aft conscionable coming from a seemingly mean time connected the set.
"By the clip I got home, (series co-creators) Robert and Michelle King called maine and told maine it's going to beryllium the end," she said. "I was stunned. My bosom dropped."
The histrion added that she "didn't cognize what was coming."
Baranski admitted that though she's "understanding", she's decidedly little than thrilled astir the news, noting, "It was a nonaccomplishment of truthful galore things: the consistency of the work; the marvelous radical of radical that represent the show; the marvelous writing."
The Emmy winner went connected to reveal that determination were "several reasons" for the cancellation, including fearfulness of repetition, and the Kings wanting it to extremity portion they could inactive "control the narrative."
"Robert and Michelle didn't privation to larn that the amusement was being pulled without having the communicative power to bring it to an end. Which tin often happen," she said, "find retired it's been cancelled and the characters are near dangling without that due propulsion toward a coagulated communicative conclusion."
Baranski admitted to having an affectional past infinitesimal connected the set, particularly erstwhile she officially heard those last words, "‘That's a bid wrapper connected Christine Baranski."
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But we don't person to accidental goodbye conscionable yet, due to the fact that the sixth play of The Good Fight premieres connected Sept. 8 connected Paramount+.
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