Chyler Leigh And Eric Dane Played on-screen sweethearts on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ and were good friends in real life. When news of Eric Dane’s passing broke, the cast of the hit medical drama was devastated by the news. While Leigh opened up about how she felt at the news, in a recent interview, she shared the one thing she regrets most about meeting Dan.

Chyler Leigh opens up about regretting not meeting Eric Dane

Speaking to TV Insider, the actress revealed that she had a chance to meet Dane during a shoot; However, since she was filming elsewhere, the two were unable to meet. The shoot they talked about was the dream sequence that Meredith Gray experiences as she fights for her life after being infected with COVID-19.“We were all filming during COVID – actual COVID – and I was in Vancouver filming Supergirl. I couldn’t go there because I would have had to quarantine [for] It will take two weeks to get back to Vancouver.” She further explained that since the travel and quarantine time would have been too much, she was unable to visit the actual set, and instead had to film part of the sequence in front of a green screen.He concluded that not traveling to meet everyone is one of his biggest regrets. “If there’s anything I regret, it would be not being able to do this,” she concluded.During the interview, she also recalled many memories of working with Dane and commented, “I could pick a million [memories]. He was a wonderful human being.”

More about Meredith Grey’s final sequence

In the final sequence, Dane and Leigh’s characters, Mark and Lexie, reunite nearly a decade after dying on the show. Lexie’s death was shown at the end of season 8, when several doctors from Gray Sloan Hospital were involved in a plane crash, right after Mark admitted that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Lexie. The season 9 premiere began by showing Mark’s death at the same location.Eric Dane, who was last seen in ‘Euphoria 3’, passed away earlier this year on February 13 after suffering from ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis).