He’s fully aware of the fact that with these relationship ensembles, you can burn through stories. The, ‘Call Dick,’ is nice to kind of be able to pull out of your pocket when you need it.īut in particular he’s involved at the beginning of each season, in terms of making sure the shows are going in the right direction. And when it starts to wobble or when there’s interference, infrequently I’ll say, from network on something that’s when he gets involved which is nice to have, I might add, you know?. When it’s going well, he encourages everybody to do their job, put them in the position to succeed. He likes to keep, as he’ll say, a light hand on the wheel. Matt Olmstead: “He has a lot, by his own assessment.
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How much involvement does Dick Wolf have in the series now? He recommended and did little phone calls and negotiated and we made it happen. You know, it’s like when Kara read for Brett, it was just, ‘This is it.’ And so it came through Jason. You kind of have to go through it together and so when we were looking to get a read for it and it’s one of those things. You’re going through the cold, and it takes a certain personality. Because you go to Chicago, you’re away from home. Matt Olmstead: “And I’m like, ‘Yes, can we get him? I know he’s come off the show.’ And he, Jason, talked up Steven not only as a talent but as a person which goes a long way. McQueen: “We workout together in (Alba).” They know each other… I don’t know how exactly they know each other.”
Matt Olmstead: “We opened to casting and it was Jason Beghe who plays Voight on Chicago P.D. Matt, how did you go about casting Steven as Jimmy Borrelli? With the season just getting underway, Chicago Fire newbie McQueen joined Kara Killmer who plays paramedic Sylvie Brett and executive producer Matt Olmstead on a conference call to discuss what’s in store for Chicago Fire‘s fourth season. McQueen who joins the cast as Jimmy Borrelli. The new cadet is played by The Vampire Diaries‘ Steven R. Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney) stripped of his leadership duties and a new cadet making quite an impression – mostly negative – on Chicago Firehouse 51. Season four of NBC’s popular dramatic series Chicago Fire kicked off on Octowith an episode that found Lt.
Steve McQueen as Jimmy Borrelli in ‘Chicago Fire’ (Photo by Elizabeth Morris / NBC)
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