If aDesperate Housewivesreboot ever came to fruition,Eva Longoriasays she’d “be the first to sign up!”
However, the actress, who played Gabrielle Solis on the popular 2000s show, sharedon Thursday’s episodeofWatch What Happens Live with Andy Cohenthat her fellow former castmates might not be so keen. “I think I’d be the only one to sign up,” she laughed.
And though Longoria would be happy to revisit Wisteria Lane — the fictional street in the hit series — she shared that the cast worked hard during the show’s eight seasons. “Back in the day, we used to shoot 24 episodes a season, and we did that for eight years,” Longoria said. “We fully mined those characters — none of this six-episodes-a-season s—.”
“There was nobody left on the street for me to sleep with. I slept with everybody,” she jokingly added.
Eva Longoria.Bravo
Bravo
“By the way, that was season 2!” replied Longoria, laughing.
The actressrecently reunited with Metcalfe, 44, at the premiere ofFlamin' Hot,which marks her feature-film directorial debut.
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Eva Longoria and Ricardo Chavira onDesperate Housewives(2004).Abc-Tv/Kobal/Shutterstock
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Just before chatting with PEOPLE on the event’s star-studded red carpet June 9, Longoria spotted her former castmate and beckoned him to join her on the carpet, where they then embraced and reconnected briefly.
She later told PEOPLE, “I usedDesperate Housewivesas my film school — that’s where I learned everything."
But when asked if she plans on making the move to full-time director anytime soon, the star clarified, “I love acting, so I’ll always do that.”
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohenairs Sunday through Thursday at 10 p.m. ET on Bravo.
source: people.com
