When Greg announced this was going to be the last season of our show, and he was going to write to a real end, even though it was bittersweet, we were happy our show has a true ending. Are you happy where Angela ends up?Īngela Kinsey: I’m really happy with it. The Hollywood Reporter: You’ve wrapped on The Office. Read the rest of THR‘s conversation with Kinsey, where she reveals more details about the emotional final day of shooting and shares what idea she pitched to the writers that didn’t make it into the final season. I’ve played a bitch for nine years,’ ” she recalls telling her director. While shooting the Fox pilot The Gabriels, she found herself being a bit too harsh to her onscreen children, just as Angela would be. Kinsey admits she has had trouble letting go of her character, saying the cast cried and embraced one another after completing the final scene.

“I’m so excited for fans of the show to see.” “There’s one moment coming up that I love so much, but I can’t tell you,” she says. There are just two episodes left of NBC’s The Office, and Angela Kinseysays they are among the most important for her character.Īfter nine years of playing Angela, the judgmental accountant with an affinity for cats, Kinsey tells The Hollywood Reporter she’s happy where her character ends up on the finale.

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