The Practice alumnus Dylan McDermott confirmed on Wednesday that he will be a regular on Christopher Meloni’s Law & Order spin-off Organized Crime series, which premiered this spring on NBC.
The 59-year-old Golden Globe winner – who has 1.4 million followers on social media – caption your post: ‘@nbc @nbcsvu @chris_meloni #lawandorderorganizedcrime Here I go!’
It is unclear who Dylan (born Mark Anthony) will play in the 13-episode police procedure, which focuses on the character of 59-year-old Emmy nominee Detective Elliot Stabler.
Debut this spring on NBC! The Practice alumnus Dylan McDermott (L) confirmed on Wednesday that he will be a regular on Christopher Meloni’s (R) Law & Order spin-off Organized Crime series
The 59-year-old Golden Globe winner – who has 1.4 million followers on social media – caption your post: ‘@nbc @nbcsvu @chris_meloni #lawandorderorganizedcrime Here I go!’
After a devastating personal loss, Stabler ‘rebuilds his life while leading an elite task force that aims to dismantle New York’s most powerful crime syndicates, one by one’.
Christopher originated the role in NBC’s Law & Order: SVU for 12 seasons before leaving in 2011 due to a contract dispute.
On Tuesday, SVU star producer Mariska Hargitay created a video for the Organized Crime set, in which she stars as Stabler’s former partner, Captain Olivia Benson.
‘We’re working on it’: it’s not clear who Dylan (born Mark Anthony) will play in the 13-episode police procedure, which focuses on the character of 59-year-old Emmy (L) candidate Detective Elliot Stabler (photo on Tuesday)
His director’s chair: After a devastating personal loss, Stabler ‘rebuilds his life while leading an elite task force that aims to dismantle New York’s most powerful crime syndicates, one by one’ (photo on Monday)
‘Everything is happening. OC PTL ‘: Christopher originated the role in NBC’s Law & Order: SVU for 12 seasons before leaving in 2011 because of a contract dispute (photo on Monday)
‘Okay, let’s do this!’ On Tuesday, SVU star producer Mariska Hargitay created a video of the Organized Crime set, in which she stars as Stabler’s former partner, Captain Olivia Benson
“There are a lot of unanswered questions about how it turned out, why the silence regarding Olivia Benson,” said Christopher on The Talk in July.
‘I think that, in real terms, society, and what we’re dealing with in society, has changed dramatically. So, I think you have to resolve this. And, I think the person that Elliot was, I think we all evolved. I think all of those things are going to be put into play. ‘
The oldest United States prime time drama in history, created by Dick Wolf, is now in its 22nd season, airing on Thursdays on NBC.
Christopher spoke on The Talk in July: “There are a lot of unanswered questions about how he got out, why the silence regarding Olivia Benson. I think that, in real terms, society, and what we are dealing with in society, has changed dramatically. So, I think you have to solve this’
SVU set snap: The oldest US primetime drama in history, created by Dick Wolf, is now in its 22nd season, airing on Thursdays on NBC (posted on Saturday)
Last September, McDermott won the Emmy for best supporting actor in a series limited by his role as Ernest ‘Ernie’ West in Netflix’s Hollywood.
Next, the No Activity actor plays Will Hodges alongside Will Smith in Reinaldo Marcus Green’s Williams sisters biopic King Richard, which hits theaters in the United States and is broadcast on November 19 on HBO Max.
On the personal front, Dylan has two daughters – Charlotte, 15; and Colette, 24 – from her 13-year marriage to Shiva Rose, which ended in divorce in 2009.
Origin story of tennis champions: McDermott will play Will Hodges alongside Will Smith (L) in the biopic of the Williams sisters of Reinaldo Marcus Green, King Richard, who hits theaters in the United States and broadcasts on November 19 on HBO Max
Christmas family portrait: On the personal front, actor No Activity has two daughters – Charlotte (M), 15; and Colette (R), 24 – from their 13-year marriage to Shiva Rose, which ended in divorce in 2009