Actors Sally Field and Noah Wyle reunited for a Variety and CNN "Actors on Actors" interview to discuss their careers and the series "The Pitt" [1, 2].

The meeting marks a significant reunion for the two performers, who previously worked together on the long-running medical drama "ER." Their conversation highlights the evolving nature of the medical drama genre and the professional trajectory of Wyle, who recently won the Emmy for Best Actor in a Drama last season [2].

During the interview, Wyle and Field reflected on their shared history and the legacy of the shows that defined their early work. The discussion focused heavily on the promotion of "The Pitt," a new series that returns Wyle to the medical setting [4, 5]. The pair used the platform to explore the technical, and emotional demands of portraying healthcare professionals on screen.

Field praised Wyle's growth as an artist over the years. "You grew up very well," Field said [2]. Wyle acknowledged the unusual circumstances of their current meeting, noting the effort required to coordinate the sit-down. "Hi, Sally. Look at the lengths we have to go to to get together," Wyle said [2].

The interview was made available through Variety's YouTube channel and CNN.com/Watch [1, 2]. The conversation served as both a promotional tool for the new series and a retrospective on the enduring impact of medical procedurals on television audiences [3, 4].

"You grew up very well."

The reunion of Field and Wyle leverages the nostalgia of 'ER' to generate interest in 'The Pitt.' By connecting a modern medical drama to a legacy franchise, the production aims to attract a multi-generational audience while validating the show's pedigree through Wyle's recent Emmy win.