Exclusive Interview
‘Greek’: Jake McDorman Says He ‘Crushed’ Being Costar Scott Michael Foster’s Best Man
What To Know
- Jake McDorman and Scott Michael Foster starred on Greek together from 2007 to 2011.
- McDorman served as the best man at Foster’s wedding in August.
- In an interview with Swooon, he opens up about the big day and hopes for a Greek revival.
It’s been 15 years since the final episode of Greek aired on Freeform, but Jake McDorman and Scott Michael Foster, who played friends-turned-enemies Evan and Cappie on the show, are still besties IRL. In fact, McDorman served as the best man in Foster’s wedding in August.
“It was really good. I crushed it,” McDorman told Swooon. Of his speech he joked, “Everyone was talking about it.”
Getting more serious, though, McDorman added, “It was a great speech. It was a beautiful wedding. It was in the Cotswolds in England, so it was a destination wedding. Scott and his wife are just the best. They wanted to make sure everybody was well taken care of. He looked sharp. It was a black tie wedding. Great food. Good speeches.”
Regarding his speech, McDorman revealed it was about “five minutes” long. “I made jokes, but then it got sentimental,” he explained, before he joked, “I just did what Chat GPT told me to do!”
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So, is there hope for a Greek revival in the future? “We’re all still friends, clearly,” McDorman pointed out. “I don’t think it would be that hard to at least get the cast together. I think we’d all be down, for sure.”
McDorman noted that there were talks for a reunion several years ago, but it fell apart. “In hindsight … there’s enough time where it does feel different instead of so derivative from the original thing,” he admitted. “Sean Smith’s a great writer, so not saying it would be derivative, but just from a performance aspect, it’s almost like … you need enough distance. I feel like it’s easier to approach with distance.”
As for where Cappie and Evan stand today, McDorman has some ideas. “I feel like if [Cappie] married Casey (Spencer Grammer), cordial. If he didn’t, friends,” The Good Daughter star predicted. “Unless … then Evan moved in on Casey. Then, [they’re] enemies. So there’s three options.”
