The Paley Museum played to win with a special screening and panel of season four of Apple TV’s ‘Ted Lasso.’
Presented by Citi, the sold-out event was a highlight of the week in entertainment with Ted Lasso Returns! in Midtown New York.
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The latest PaleyLive program featured a red carpet event, a special screening of episodes one and two, and conversation with members of the cast and creative team. Jason Sudeikis (Co-Creator, Executive Producer), Tanya Reynolds, Brendan Hunt (Co-Creator, Executive Producer), Juno Temple, Faye Marsay, Abbie Hern, Jude Mack, Maureen J. Reidy (President & CEO of The Paley Center for Media), and former professional soccer player Megan Rapinoe, who moderated the post-screening conversation, were all in attendance for the incredible night.
At the Bennack Theater and two additional overflow rooms one of television’s most beloved series was honored in the great halls of the landmark museum in Manhattan.
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The crowd delighted in the moment especially when Sudeikis told the audience that the show works to “make the small things big… that’s what life feels like” and mentioned the “micro arcs” that happen for all individuals. He shared that, “as small as something is, we’re just playing it where it lies. We’re not trying to shine the light on anything… the light is already there. We’re just trying to let it happen in the light.”
Since 1975 when William S. Paley founded it, The Paley Center for Media is the leading 501(c)(3) nonprofit cultural organization that owns and operates the renowned Paley Museum in New York, recognized as the city’s “Best Museum” and “Best Children’s Party Place” for two years in a row. The Paley Center sparks dialogue on the cultural, creative, and social impact of media, sports, gaming, tech, and entertainment through dynamic programming and deep industry ties. Visitors can attend premier events in New York and Los Angeles and access the renowned Paley Archive at The Paley Museum in New York and at the Beverly Hills Public Library in Beverly Hills.
