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How 'Anatomy of Lies' Addressed Elisabeth Finch's Cancer Scandal Without Her
Making the Anatomy of Lies docuseries about disgraced former Grey’s Anatomy writer Elisabeth Finch came with a set of challenges — namely her lack of participation. Executive producers Sarah Amos and Melanie Archer exclusively broke down for Us Weekly how their three-part special, which is currently streaming on Peacock, was made without speaking to Finch…
Finch joined ABC’s medical drama Grey’s Anatomy in 2014 and notably wrote the “Silent All These Years” episode, which centered around a sexual assault victim. The screenwriter claimed in various publications that she had a rare form of bone cancer, helped clean the remains of her friend’s body from the Tree of Life synagogue after the 2018 shooting, lost a kidney and part of her leg and allegedly endured abuse by a male director during her time on The Vampire Diaries. PEACOCK Anatomy of Lies featured interviews with some of Elisabeth coworkers — but Amos and Archer aren’t ruling out more people who haven’t gone public with their individual experiences.
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