'I don't know if it was a game of chicken or what,' hairstylist Kim Ferry recalls in The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s
alleges that Carell “didn’t want to leave the show,” saying that the actor “had told the network that he was going to sign on for another couple of years.”
“He was willing to and his agent was willing to. But for some reason, they didn’t contact him,” she continues. “I don’t know if it was a game of chicken or what. That part I don’t know because I couldn’t believe why they wouldn’t want. Maybe they were just trying to wait it out and then they were going to offer him something lesser. … But I’m telling you that Steve wanted to stay on the show. He planned on staying on the show.
“He told his manager and his manager contacted them and said he’s willing to sign another contract for a couple years. So all of that was willing and ready and, on their side, honest,” says Ferry, 51. “The deadline came for when they were supposed to give him an offer and it passed and they didn’t make him an offer. So his agent was like, ‘Well, I guess they“Somebody didn’t pay him enough,” casting director Allison Jones claims. “It was absolutely asinine.
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