About Will & Grace

"Will & Grace" is a popular television series that originally aired from 1998 to 2006. In 2017, the show returned for a special revival series that brought back all the comedy, drama, and heartfelt moments that the fans treasured in the original run. The story focuses on the lives of two best friends, Will Truman (a gay lawyer) and Grace Adler (an interior designer), who live together in New York City. Their daily lives, issues with relationships, and adventures with their eccentric friends make up the core of the series.

Making / Production

The show was created by Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, and James Burrows directed every episode of the show. The revival series in 2017 aimed to bring alive the same spirit, comedy, and heart that made the original run a success. The unique chemistry between the lead actors and their quick-red timing continued to be the show's strongest suit.

Actors

• Eric McCormack: Played Will Truman, a successful gay lawyer who tries to balance his career and personal life.
• Debra Messing: Portrayed Grace Adler, a quirky interior designer and Will's best friend. Her performance brings a lively energy to the show.
• Sean Hayes: Took on the role of Jack McFarland, Will's flamboyant friend. His effortless comedy and timing are highlights of the show.
• Megan Mullally: Played Karen Walker, Grace’s rich and alcoholic assistant. This character is shallow and carefree, but Mullally’s portrayal adds layers of depth and humor.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show is one of the few TV series to have all of its main actors win Emmy Awards.
• The character of Jack McFarland was only supposed to be a guest character, but his popularity led to him becoming a regular.
• The show's creators, Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, based the characters of Will and Grace on Mutchnick's real-life relationship with a woman.

Awards

The show has won numerous awards, including 16 Primetime Emmy Awards and 7 Screen Actors Guild Awards. Its revival in 2017 was also a success, getting nominated for five Emmys in its first new season.

Quotes

• "I don't need to be liked, I need to be paid." - Karen Walker
• "Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken." - Will Truman
• "Honey... what's this, what's happening, what's going on here?" - Karen Walker

Music, Soundtrack

• The show's catchy theme song, composed by Jonathan Wolff, has become iconic.
• The series also featured multiple musical guest-stars, including Cher, Madonna, and Elton John.
• Besides the features, the background score was a seamless blend of classic and contemporary tunes that set the mood for every scene perfectly.