Elizabeth Gillies and Ariana Grande looked back on their lives as child actresses after the explosive docuseries Silence on the set It was released earlier this year.
According PeopleIn an interview with Variety Posted on Tuesday, July 16, Gillies revealed that he “re-evaluated” his experience on the Nickelodeon shows Victorious with his former co-star Ariana Grande, following the release of the hit documentary series.
According to the previous post, Gillies began at length by admitting, “I certainly re-evaluated my experience with Ariana moving forward.” FaceTime“We watched it together and then we got together later that week or the following week, and we kind of went through everything and talked about it, and reprocessed everything together.”
He Dynasty The star said it's tricky when you look back and remember something incredibly positive, but then you learn a lot of information and also revisit things as an adult through a new lens.
It is pertinent to mention that Gillies stated that it was important for them to reflect “thoughtfully” on their experiences on the show, which ran for four seasons from 2010 to 2013, according to reports. Daily Mail.
As for Gillies, she feels grateful to have a close relationship with Ariana as they communicate often.
Furthermore, according to Peoplethe docuseries Silence on the set It premiered with two episodes on March 17 in Maximum and Discovery+.
The show, which ran for a total of five episodes, offered a behind-the-scenes look at popular children's shows from the 1990s to the 2000s, particularly those from Dan Schnieder, who was the showrunner for Victorious, Zoey 101 and iCarly.
