Julie Bowen: 'Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life' Wasn't a Reboot
Bowen says the Netflix revival was more of a 'revisit'
The actress also talks about the hilarious side of parenting teens
Julie Bowen is set to star in the upcoming "Happy Gilmore 2," and she recently sat down with ET to talk about the project, as well as her experience playing Lorelai Gilmore on "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life." Bowen said that she was initially hesitant to do a "Gilmore Girls" revival, because she didn't want to ruin the original series. However, she eventually agreed to do it, because she felt that the story was "really well-written" and that it would be a "fun" experience. Bowen also said that she thinks "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life" was more of a "revisit" than a reboot. She explained that the revival didn't try to change anything about the original series, but instead just gave fans a chance to catch up with the characters and see what they were up to. In addition to talking about "Gilmore Girls," Bowen also talked about her experience parenting teens. She said that it can be a "hilarious" experience, but that it can also be "challenging" at times. Bowen said that one of the most challenging things about parenting teens is that they are constantly changing. She said that she has to be "flexible" and "patient" in order to deal with the changes. Bowen also said that she has learned to laugh at the funny things that her teens do. She said that she thinks it's important to be able to find the humor in parenting, because it can help you get through the tough times. Bowen's advice for other parents of teens is to be patient, flexible, and have a sense of humor. She said that parenting teens can be a challenging experience, but it's also a rewarding one.
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