Peter Krause Sounds Off on ‘9-1-1’ Exit and Betting on Broadcast Again With NBC’s ‘Line of Fire’
The network TV veteran tells TheWrap about leading a suspenseful family drama with a side of politics and murder The post Peter Krause Sounds Off on ‘9-1-1’ Exit and Betting on Broadcast Again With NBC’s ‘Line of Fire’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Peter Krause, a veteran actor known for his roles in various TV shows, recently appeared on NBC's "Line of Fire," a series he believes holds value in the network television landscape. Krause's character, Mike Hollingsworth, is a Secret Service agent whose family consists of fellow law enforcement officers. The drama unfolds when they become targets of a serial killer.
Krause, who previously starred in shows like "9-1-1," "Parenthood," and "Sports Night," revealed that he had been days away from retiring when he was cast in "Line of Fire." The show, created by Joshua Safran, focuses on family dynamics, secrets, and a central mystery, with Krause expressing his appreciation for the inventive script.
Despite the emotional toll of his previous character's death on "9-1-1," Krause is excited to explore new storylines with his role in "Line of Fire" and hopes to continue the network television tradition of providing viewers with compelling, weekly programming.
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