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Kristin CavallariandStephen Collettibecame household names as real-life high schoolers starring onLaguna Beach— but looking back on it now, they don’t necessarily think that was the best idea.
Cavallari, 35, says “there was moments” from that time that weren’t great, but she also acknowledges that the cast wasn’t “bad” overall.
“I mean, I do think there was an innocence to us and that’s probably because we were normal high school kids. We just happened to live in a really beautiful place, which is what part of the appeal was,” the Uncommon James founder explains. “But everything we were going through was very normal and very relatable. And I think that’s why the show is so successful.”
Cavallari adds: “There’s really nothing that I regret or that I look back on with distaste in my mouth. Again, there’s moments, but nothing that really sticks out in my mind of wishing I could go back and review something.”
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Colletti teases that fans who tune into the podcast, which launched Tuesday, can “expect a new chapter to a story that they’re familiar with that’s going to be chockfull of all sorts of shocking moments of what was going on behind the scenes, what really happened at certain times.”
“It’s almost like an audiobook of what really happened, what happened behind the scenes and then, of course, what you didn’t see. What didn’t make it to air, necessarily,” he explains. “I think that that’s one of the most intriguing parts.”
Colletti adds, “Also, in real-time with us, you’re going to have us kind of remind ourselves what happened, what was on the show. Come to these moments of like, ‘Oh, my gosh. I couldn’t believe this happened,’ and be able to connect the dots on what the producers and editors built through every episode, and what had actually happened during that time.”
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Additionally, Cavallari says the podcast will explore the “complicated answer” of what was “real or not” on the show.
“We do not hold back at all. We really do break everything down, from editing to them telling us exactly what to say, to being put in situations we would never normally be in,” she adds. “We really break it all down.”
source: people.com
