According to writers Ken Levine and David Issacs reports of Shelley Long's snobby attitude have been exaggerated over the years and that Long was kind and a very professional. According to the writers Long's process for playing Diane followed a very much method way of acting. Long was known for studying her character and asking for the director for motivations among other things. Long would spend many hours rehearsing her character. The rest of the cast had a much more laid back approach towards rehearsing and acting. Thus it looked as if Long was being snobby and not getting along with the rest cast. Levine and Issac's said that Long's process for playing Diane turned out to be a success as Long took a character who could come across as unlike-able very lovable and praised Long as one of televisions best leading ladies. In later years both Ted Danson and George Wendt echoed Issac and Levine saying Long's performance helped really make the show the success it was.
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