Is it always better to leave it to people’s imagination?ĭavid Shore ( House creator): The question I get the most is about Huddy, and that’s not one I love.
And I said, “We’ve earned the right to change this.” So, we shot another thing, and I still don’t know if it’s right. When I looked at the cut, I realized that’s not how we see House and Cuddy-goofy, light, romantic comedy. The season opener of seven was completely different, a worthy effort in the style of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Jacobs: Have you ever seen those pictures of House and Cuddy on the beach that had everyone asking, “Where was that episode?” It was a big thing getting House and Cuddy together, and we shot one thing and it wasn’t right. Lisa Edelstein was astounding the way that she was able to withstand the appalling way that House treated her somewhere between bullying and teasing and obsessive-like that kid who’s got a crush but doesn’t know how to say it. I will say I thought the character of Cuddy was absolutely brilliant. I’m slightly blushing at the idea of comparing romantic loves. Five years later, you’re asking me to choose a woman for House? I can’t. (Laurie mounted the Guinness Book of World Records page on his study wall, but clarifies that somebody framed it for him: “It would be a bit sad if I was going out framing my own world records.”) In some capacity, House was nominated for Emmys, SAG awards, and Golden Globes every year from 2005 to 2011, and it was the most watched television show in the world in 2008. Hugh, in that role, circled a square as a complete character-one that’s complicated and funny and deep and sexy beyond all get out.”
“I am personally tired of smart fuck-ups,” says Jacobs, “but if House premiered today, I still think it would stand out. But show creators David Shore and executive producer Katie Jacobs credit House with doing it first and doing it best. We’ve seen the show that House built a dozen times over brilliant but damaged protagonists live on in the forms of How to Get Away with Murder's Annalise, 24's Jack Bauer, House of Card's Francis Underwood, Breaking Bad's Walter White, and more.
But one could argue if he’s turned on a television recently, he’s seen likenesses of himself everywhere. Five years later, Laurie still seems uncomfortable with the laud surrounding his portrayal of Gregory House, M.D., one of television’s most iconic anti-heroes. Of the 177 episodes of House that aired on Fox network from 2004 to 2012, its star Hugh Laurie has only seen about twenty.
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