How the distribution of Dawson’s Creek rallied behind James Van Der Beek

It’s been over 20 years since Dawson’s Creek ended his six -season race, but the casting gathers behind James Van der Beek in the middle of his battle against cancer. Van Der Beek, who played the character holder of the program Dawson Leery, announced that he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer last November – and his colleague from Capeside, Joshua Jackson, revealed that their co -stars rallied behind him in a support for support.

While making an appearance of Tuesday, April 22, on the Dinner is on me Podcast, Jackson told the host Tyler Ferguson that the Dawson’s Creek The stars had gathered and gathered to help their friend. Jackson – Who played Pacey Witter on the series – did not reveal exactly what the cast put in place, he shared that his co -stars (who included Katie Holmes as Joey Potter, Michelle Williams as Jen Lindley, and occupied Phillips as Audrey Liddell) orchestrated all.

“James is going through something really, really terrible right now,” he said. “And I would like to be able to attribute me the merit, but I was in a way the partner absent here, but the girls all gathered and I said to myself:” We have to do something to help this guy. “”

Despite the existence of a Dawson’s Creek Group chat, Jackson stressed that the casting is busy and it is difficult to follow everyone. Although he revealed that he was still closest to Holmes, he told Ferguson: “It is not a daily call” and “sometimes it is not a weekly or monthly call or even a semester”.

THE Fringe The latest comments from the actor came for months after Van Der Beek announced for the first time his diagnosis of cancer in a declaration to People. “I was deprived with this diagnosis and I took measures to resolve it, with the support of my incredible family”, the University blues The actor declared the publication at the time. “There are reasons for optimism, and I feel good.”