Dermot Mulroney Confesses to Feeling ‘Bitter’ About ‘Chicago Fire’ Exit
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Dermot Mulroney expressed his "bitter" feelings about leaving the NBC series "Chicago Fire," despite claiming he enjoyed every minute of his time on the show. The actor joined the Dick Wolf-produced drama in Season 13, taking over as the station's next fire captain following Eamonn Walker's Wallace Boden's departure after 12 seasons.
During an appearance at Flashback Weekend in Chicago, Mulroney reflected on the challenges of his character's storyline, which he described as "really heavy" and "crushing tragedy." He also acknowledged the impact on the cast and crew, stating that some had been with the series for 15 years. As Mulroney prepared to leave the show after only one episode of Season 15, he emphasized the meaningful connections he formed with the show and its characters.
The actor's departure sparked discussions about the emotional weight of such decisions, particularly in a series that resonates deeply with first responders and their families. NBC refused to comment on the actor's reported exit at the time of reporting.
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