“Modern Family” might have said their farewells last week in the series finale but that didn’t stop the cast from wishing Ed O’Neill a happy birthday.
03.04.2020 - 23:03 / nypost.com
How many sitcoms run for 11 seasons? Very few. “Modern Family” will celebrate its glittering run with a one-hour special that segues directly into the back-to-back final episodes.
Director Christopher Wilcha interviewed the cast as well as executive producers Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd and combed through audition tapes (casting directors saw 232 actors for the role of Phil, 228 for the role of Cam). Cameos included everyone from Nathan Lane and Ed Norton to Phinneas O’Connell, brother
“Modern Family” might have said their farewells last week in the series finale but that didn’t stop the cast from wishing Ed O’Neill a happy birthday.
“Modern Family” might have said their farewells last week in the series finale but that didn’t stop the cast from wishing Ed O’Neill a happy birthday.
After 11 seasons, 22 Emmy Awards, and 12 Golden Globe nominations, ABC’s Modern Family has finally come to an end. However, a spin-off may be in the works soon.
It's the end of a "Modern" era: On April 8, "Modern Family" aired its emotional series finale.
By Denise Petski
As one of the most successful sitcoms in recent times, Modern Family took it's final bow today after 11 glorious seasons and 250 laugh out loud episodes. The Emmy-nominated series made actors like Sofia Vergara and Ty Burrell extremely popular over time! In fact, Modern Family got a lot of Emmy love as well for its unconventional family comedy. However, the time was up for this modern family to hang up their boots and say their final goodbye to their fans.
The cast of Modern Family leaves behind a legacy of laughter, love and family after Wednesday night’s series finale. For 11 years, Sofia Vergara, Ed O’Neill, Eric Stonestreet, Jesse Tyler Ferguson,Ty Burrell, Julie Bowen, Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter, Nolan Gould, Rico Rodriguez, and Aubrey Anderson Emmons played one big dysfunctional family on-screen, but, that family aspect didn’t end when the director yelled cut.
The cast of Modern Family assembled, virtually, to reminisce about the end of their long-running comedy with Jimmy Kimmel. While Ed O'Neill, Julie Bowen, Sofia Vergara, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Eric Stonestreet and Ty Burrell were together from their own homes on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the talk show host posed the hot question to the cast: "Ed, will you ever speak to any of these people again?" Kimmel asked.
The cast of Global’s “Modern Family” are together again, even in self-isolation.
Modern Family has come to an end. After 11 seasons, the Pritchett/Dunphy/Tucker/Marshall clan all said goodbye with a two-part finale tonight, and when we say that, we mean they literally all did a lot of saying goodbye, over and over and over again. Pretty much everyone is headed somewhere new, whether it's Switzerland, Colombia, Missouri, Oregon, or just a new apartment, but it was Mitch and Cam who kept almost leaving throughout the finale.
Audiences said goodbye to the ABC sitcom Modern Family on Apr. 8 after it’s storied 11 year run. For star Sarah Hyland, who played Haley Dunphy, the 29-year-old is so excited for what is to come next. “Sarah thinks it is the sky’s the limit for her career after Modern Family. She is enjoying her time off, she is certainly well off financially and doesn’t have to work again, but she wants to star in her own shows and do movies that make her happy,” a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
signed off on Wednesday, coming to an end after 11 seasons of laughs and love as one of television's most watched and acclaimed family sitcoms of the last decade.
signed off on Wednesday, coming to an end after 11 seasons of laughs and love as one of television's most watched and acclaimed family sitcoms of the last decade.
It's time to say farewell to
The cast of "Modern Family" is saying their goodbyes to the show and their castmates after 11 seasons together. As the acclaimed sitcom draws to a close on Wednesday night, the show's cast shared fond farewells on social media.
By Elaine Low
is coming to an end on Wednesday, signing off after 11 seasons of laughs and love as one of television's most watched and acclaimed family sitcoms of the last decade.