SEVEN YEAR RUN!

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Sarah Michelle Gellar Reveals Dolly Parton Was a Secret Producer on 'Buffy
the Vampire Slayer'
By Stacy Lambe‍ 9:00 AM PST, February 1, 2023

Sarah Michelle Gellar just confirmed an incredible rumor about Dolly
Parton. During a visit to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon while
promoting her new Paramount+ series, Wolf Pack, she revealed that the
singer was a secret producer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

"Little known fact, the legend Dolly was a producer," Gellar said. "And,
you know, we never saw her. Like, we'd get Christmas gifts in the beginning
that would have our name. And I would think, 'She doesn't even know who I
am.' And then one day, somebody asked her about it and she complimented the
show and my performance. And I was like, 'Oh, I can die now. Dolly Parton
knows who I am and thinks I'm good.'"

It turns out, Parton co-owned Sandollar Productions with her former
manager, Sandy Gallin, who was an executive producer on the series during
its seven-season run from

seven year run, Ian

SEVEN YEAR RUN!

1997 to 2003. And the production company is listed on the show's credits.
"And they produced Buffy," Gellar confirmed.

Not only that, but Parton's company also produced the 1992 film that the
series was adapted from.

While it's been 20 years since Buffy ended, it hasn't stopped Gellar from
reuniting with her former co-stars. In January, she and James Marsters
posed together on the red carpet for the Wolf Pack premiere. The
60-year-old actor -- who played bad boy vampire Spike -- stood alongside
his former on-screen love interest who was all smiles at the event
celebrating Gellar's long-awaited return to TV.

As for Wolf Pack, which sees the actress playing a detective tasked with
investigating the emergence of werewolves in her town, she teased to ET
that not everything seen on the series should be taken at face value.
"Nothing is what it seems and I think that you really have to stick with
it," Gellar said. "I remember when I finally sat down with Jeff [Davis] and
I had my guesses with what I thought, and usually I'm pretty spot on, and
some of them I was right, but some of them I was so far off."

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