Sandra Oh, the acclaimed actress best known for her role as Dr. Cristina Yang in the hit medical drama 'Grey's Anatomy', has recently shared heartfelt reflections on her journey with the show and her subsequent career milestones.
In a candid interview, Oh discussed how her portrayal of the brilliant and complex cardiothoracic surgeon broke barriers for Asian representation on television. "It was a transformative experience," she said, acknowledging the show's global impact and its role in diversifying mainstream media.
Oh, who left the series in 2014 after ten seasons, has since starred in critically acclaimed projects like 'Killing Eve', earning her further accolades and a Golden Globe. She emphasised the importance of challenging roles that push boundaries and defy stereotypes.
Looking back, she expressed gratitude for her time on 'Grey's Anatomy', calling it "a foundation that shaped my career and my perspective on storytelling." Fans continue to celebrate her legacy, with many hoping for a potential return in future episodes.
