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he Truth About the Harry Quebert Case will be broadcast on Dutch television. As a result, Patrick gave a new interview to a media in this country. Patrick Dempsey is at peace with growing old. That's what the 54-year-old star, who became world famous for playing McDreamy's role in Grey's Anatomy, says. He can be seen as early as Monday night on FOX in the grim miniseries The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair; Dempsey played the main character in it over a period of thirty years. Some days of filming he had to spend six hours in make-up to "grow old". “It's a real showdown to see what you're going to look like in your 20s,” he laughs. "It reminds you of the transience of life. But at the same time, getting older also comes with a kind of serenity that I find great." The actor no longer cares whether he is successful in life. "I am very proud of what I have done in the past. And I am very happy with the opportunities I have now. My young me was constantly in panic, he had to prove himself. It is very nice that my life now be in calmer waters ". In The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair, Dempsey stars as a literary icon who is suddenly charged with murder after a young girl's body is found on his property. "It was gratifying to have the opportunity to play a role that is completely different from what I normally do," confirms the star. “This is my first big TV series since Grey's Anatomy, so I wanted to pick a role that had nothing to do with it. People quickly associate me with comedies or romantic dramas. I would rather do more thrillers or westerns if I had the choice ". In addition, the actor is a big fan of French director Jean-Jacques Annaud, who has previously directed classics such as The Name of the Rose and Seven Years in Tibet. For Annaud, it was her first television project. “It was great to be able to talk to him for weeks about the story, the role and the script. Jean-Jacques is kind of a teacher who challenges you to discover new things every time,” says Dempsey. An important theme of the miniseries is the impact that fame and notoriety can have on people's lives, a topic Dempsey also experienced. “Of course, as an artist you are looking for a podium. But you can also get lost in the limelight. I have always been able to surround myself with people who have helped me and made sure that I can always put a positive spin on success ". He also chooses his projects more consciously now than in the 80s, he laughs. "Sometimes on television I come across an old movie like Can't Buy Me Love or Loverboy. So I always watch for a few minutes, these are funny comedies that I have fond memories of."

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