A major personality has been killed off on this night's episode of 'Grey's Antomy.' Andrew DeLuca, you will be neglected. Here's what we know about his go out.
Warning: Grey's Anatomy spoilers forward, so learn at your individual possibility.
We have to mention good-bye to but any other Grey's Anatomy personality. In the midseason premiere, Doctor Andrew DeLuca (who also exists in the crossover Station 19 world) used to be murdered through a bad guy from the trafficking ring. He was once stabbed via him, and although he was once rushed to the clinic, he tragically died. The (bittersweet) good news? The traffickers have been arrested.
The plot ties back to Season 16 when Andrew (performed by Giacomo Gianniotti) believes a affected person is being trafficked by way of a meant aunt who introduced the sufferer in to the medical institution to be handled. Andrew, who is bipolar, was in the midst of a manic episode, so everyone just concept he was being paranoid. But he ended up spotting the trafficker (Opal) and was once determined to head after her. Which he did, and it got him killed. RIP, Andrew DeLuca.
While the plot utterly is sensible, enthusiasts are questioning if there was another reason why Andrew got killed off. Given that it's Grey's Anatomy and the display's been known to kill off forged for alleged private issues, did one thing an identical occur right here?
Why did Giacomo Gianniotti depart 'Grey's Anatomy'?
Giacomo Gainniotti left Grey's Anatomy as a result of that used to be the correct factor for his personality — although Giacomo is supposedly coming again in certainly one of Meredith Grey's beach dream sequences, so watch out for that. Andrew's death was mapped out purposefully, and it doesn't look like there may be any negativity between the actor and display. Showrunner Krista Vernoff mentioned that his persona died a "hero."
She told Variety, "I think he went out a hero. I think that he went out fighting for what he believed in. And he was through his mental health crisis. He’d become a very productive member of the hospital staff. And he wasn’t going to let this woman walk away again."
Before that, she defined how Andrew's death came to her, announcing, "Honestly, the story told itself to me. I went for my walk on the beach to come up with my pitches, and these episodes came in whole cloth, like a vision. And I was like, 'Oh, no! Really, that’s the story?' And it was. We knew as I pitched it that it was the midseason finale story."
She added, "Sometimes stories tell themselves to you, and your heart just breaks. You’re like, 'That’s not what I want the end of that story to be!' But that’s so much of life this year."
Giacomo addressed the death of his character on Instagram, saying, "Well thats a wrap! 🎬. 10 days of beautiful, fast paced, red eyed glory. Wouldn’t change it for the world. Thank you so much to my whole team at @greysabc for the support."
He additionally tweeted, "So much I could say... but all that comes to mind is thank you. Thank you to all the fans who loved Deluca as much as I did. Telling his story was and will be one of the great honors of my life. Thank you." We're no longer crying, you might be crying!
So a lot I may say... however all that comes to thoughts is thanks. Thank you to all of the fans who loved Deluca up to I did. Telling his story used to be and will be one of the crucial great honors of my lifestyles. Thank you. @GreysABC
— Giacomo Gianniotti (@GiacomoKG) March 12, 2021Watch new episodes of Grey's Anatomy every Thursday at Nine p.m. EST on ABC.
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