Practice alum Dylan McDermott confirmed Wednesday that it would be a regular in Christopher Meloni’s spin-off Organized Crime, which premieres this spring on NBC.
The 59-year-old Golden Globe winner, who has 1.4 million followers on social media, headlined his message: “@nbc @nbcsvu @chris_meloni #lawandorderorganizedcrime Here I come!”
It is unclear who will play Dylan (born Mark Anthony) in the 13-episode police procedure, which focuses on Detective Elliot Stabler, 59, an Emmy nominee.
It premieres this spring on NBC! Practice student Dylan McDermott (L) confirmed Wednesday that it would be a regular series of Christopher Meloni’s (R) Law & Order spin-off Organized Crime
The 59-year-old Golden Globe winner, who has 1.4 million followers on social media, headlined his message: “@nbc @nbcsvu @chris_meloni #lawandorderorganizedcrime Here I come!”
After a devastating personal loss, Stabler “rebuilds his life as he leads an elite task force that aims to undo 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 for a contract dispute.
On Tuesday, SVU star producer Mariska Hargitay released a video of the Organized Crime set, in which she participated as Stabler’s former teammate, Captain Olivia Benson.
“We’re Working”: It’s unclear who will play Dylan (born Mark Anthony) in the 13-episode police procedure, which focuses on the character of 59-year-old Detective Elliot Stabler (Emmy nominee) (Detail Elliot Stabler) ( in the picture Tuesday)
Its director’s chair: after a devastating personal loss, Stabler “rebuilds his life as he leads an elite task force that aims to undo New York’s most powerful crime syndicates one by one” (a the photo Monday)
Everything is happening. OC PTL ‘: Christopher originated the role in NBC’s Law & Order: SVU for 12 seasons before leaving 2011 due to a contract dispute (pictured Monday)
“Okay, let’s do this!” On Tuesday, SVU star producer Mariska Hargitay released a video of the Organized Crime set, in which she participated as Stabler’s former teammate, Captain Olivia Benson.
“There are a lot of unanswered questions about how she left, why the silence in front of Olivia Benson,” Christopher told The Talk in July.
‘I think in real terms society and what we are dealing with in society has changed drastically. So I think we need to address that. And, I think the person who was Elliot, I think we all evolve. I think all these things will come into play.
The longest-running U.S. drama in history, created by Dick Wolf, is now in its 22nd season airing on NBC on Thursdays.
Christopher told The Talk in July: “There are a lot of unanswered questions about how it went, why the silence in front of Olivia Benson. I think in real terms, society and what we’re dealing with in society has changed dramatically. So I think we need to address that. “
Complement the SVU set: The longest-running U.S. drama in history, created by Dick Wolf, is now in its 22nd season airing on NBC on Thursdays (released Saturday)
Last September, McDermott signaled an emmy gesture for prominent supporting actor in a series limited by his role as Ernest ‘Ernie’ West in Netflix’s Hollywood.
The next inactive actor plays Will Hodges alongside Will Smith in the biographical film King Richard, by the Williams sisters of Reinaldo Marcus Green, which hits American theaters and airs on November 19 on HBO Max.
On a personal level, Dylan has two daughters: Charlotte, 15; and Colette, 24, from her 13-year marriage to Shiva Rose, which ended in divorce in 2009.
History of the Origin of Tennis Champions: McDermott plays Will Hodges alongside Will Smith (L) in the biographical film King Richard, by Reinaldo Marcus Green’s Williams sisters, which hits American theaters and chains on May 19. November on HBO Max
Family Christmas Portrait: On a personal level, the actor Without Activity has two daughters: Charlotte (M), 15; and 24-year-old Colette (R) from her 13-year marriage to Shiva Rose, which ended in divorce in 2009