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I can now confirm what I first (strongly) hinted at two weeks ago: T.R. Knight is headed to the Great White Way!
The ex-Grey’s Anatomy thesp, who earlier this month confirmed that he was leaving the ABC drama, has signed on to star in the upcoming Broadway revival of Lend Me a Tenor.
Knight will play the role of Max in the classic farce, which is being directed by Stanley Tucci and is scheduled to open in February 2010. Additional casting will be announced in the coming weeks.
Prior to Tenor, Knight will headline a production of Jason Robert Brown’s Tony-winning Parade at Los Angeles’ Mark Taper Forum.
T.R. Knight may have left his role as Dr. George O’Malley on Grey’s Anatomy but, at least, fans can still catch him when he heads back to his theatrical roots. The 36-year-old actor will be headlining the upcoming musical production of Parade at L.A.’s Mark Taper Forum, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Based on the true story of Leo Frank, who was convicted for the murder of 13-year-old Mary Phagan in Atlanta in 1913, Parade revolves around the press frenzy and public outrage about Frank’s trial, and his wife’s crusade for justice. The musical, which won two Tonys after debuting on Broadway in 1998, explores love and hope against all the odds in the middle of religious intolerance, political injustice and racial tension.
The Grey’s Anatomy actor will star as Leo Frank and will begin rehearsals in mid-August. Rob Ashford, who directed and choreographed the show at London’s Donmar Warehouse in 2007, will helm the L.A. production, which will run from September 24 to November 15.
“I am very fortunate to return to the theater playing Leo Frank in this incredible, acclaimed production of Parade,” Knight told the Los Angeles Times. “After a five-year break, it feels great to be on stage again.”
Meanwhile, Knight’s costars in Parade have not yet been announced.
Knight is no stranger to the world of theater. He started his career at the Guthrie Theatre where he portrayed Tiny Tim at age five in A Christmas Carol and later appeared in Ah, Wilderness! and Amadeus. He then appeared opposite Patti LuPone in a 2001 Broadway revival of Noises Off, and in the 2003 production of Tartuffe. His last New York stage gig was in 2004, in the off-Broadway drama Boy.
Speculation surrounding George O’Malley’s death on “Grey’s Anatomy” was never this close to truth. ABC has come out with a statement that T.R. Knight who portrays the character will not be back for a sixth season. Creator Shonda Rhimes, on behalf of the network’s ‘family’, wished him “the best in his future endeavors”.
“He is an incredibly talented actor and a person whose strength of character is admired by all of us,” Rhimes said. In his own statement, Knight wrote, “Leaving ‘Grey’s Anatomy‘ was not an easy decision for me to make. I am extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to play this character and will miss my fellow cast and crew very much.”
Knight in fact is looking forward to jump into stage projects in Los Angeles. He will be playing the role of Leo Frank in 1998 musical “Parade”. The Donmar Warehouse production will open at Mark Taper Forum on October 24. “I am very fortunate to return to the theater playing Leo Frank in this incredible, acclaimed production of ‘Parade,’ ” Knight said. “After a five-year break, it feels great to be on stage again.”
Just hours after the confirmation regarding Knight’s exit, another confirmation came out from ABC that Katherine Heigl is officially back for another round. The Alphabet declined to release a statement regarding this but, it is believed that Heigl has signed a contract for the sixth season.
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Finally, some good news for poor, lovelorn Callie: Grey’s Anatomy has officially promoted her on-screen leading lady, Jessica Capshaw, to a full-fledged series regular, sources confirm to me exclusively.
The news hardly comes as a surprise. Last month, series creator Shonda Rhimes all but signed off on Capshaw’s promotion when I interviewed her after the finale. “I love Jessica Capshaw,” she gushed. “And when I say love I mean love. She couldn’t be a more wonderful person, and I feel like the chemistry Arizona and Callie have feels like the Meredith and Derek chemistry to me. I find them delightful to watch.”
The ex-Practice star joined Grey’s last February as a recurring love interest for Sara Ramirez’s Callie. Her arrival came on the heels of the controversial dismissal of Brooke Smith as Callie’s girlfriend Dr. Hahn.
What do you think? Happy Capshaw is sticking around? Are you as high on Callizona as Rhimes is? Or are you still holding out hope that Dr. Hahn will one day escape from Seattle Grace’s parking lot? Sound off below!
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Fall’s still months away, but one of last season’s bigger Grey’s Anatomy cliffhangers has already been resolved: Sources confirm to me exclusively that ABC has granted T.R. Knight’s wish to be released from his contract. The official decision, I’m told, came down in the past few days, just as many of his castmates began receiving their formal pickup letters from the network.
What does this news mean for George? What will Knight do next? And what about Izzie? Find out after the jump…
The actor’s exit closes yet another rocky chapter for the embattled primetime soap, one that opened with Isaiahgate and worsened when, amid rumors that Knight was clashing with series creator Shonda Rhimes, George O’Malley was backburnered. Finally, Knight grew so fed up with his character’s lack of storyline that he asked if he could check out three years before his deal expired. After that, all indications were that he would be let go, although Rhimes didn’t make a final decision until recently. (Contractually speaking, she had until June 30 to make up her mind.)
Last month, Rhimes told me that George’s relatively light storyline this year was the result of the normal “ebbs and flows” of ensemble television. But she did acknowledge that he was intentionally written lighter during the last half of the season so that viewers wouldn’t think it odd that he was absent from the season finale — something that was necessary to preserve the episode’s biggest twist: that George was actually a disfigured John Doe who had been hit by a bus. “I really wanted you to not notice that he wasn’t there for most of this episode,” she said. “I don’t think anybody noticed because of the way we laid it out this season.”
Knight’s departure would seem to confirm that George doesn’t survive, although fans have wondered whether Rhimes is planning to pull an Elizabeth Reaser (Jane Doe/Rebecca) and have him live, only to be replaced by another actor, thanks to plastic surgeon Sloane’s handiwork. That’s “hilarious, ridiculous,” the boss has said. However, I’ve heard that she was interested in having Knight appear in next season’s first three episodes, but a short-term deal could not be brokered.
What will Knight do now? Per an insider, the theatrically-trained thesp is in talks to start 2010 by headlining a Broadway revival of Lend Me a Tenor, the classic farce he recently did a reading of with Alfred Molina, Tony Shalhoub and Marian Seldes.
Reps for Knight and ABC declined to comment.
Now that the question of George’s future seems to have been answered, another puzzler moves to the forefront: What’s going to happen to Katherine Heigl’s Izzie, whose life also hung in the balance in last May’s capper? Stay tuned… In the meantime, proceed to the comments and weigh in on Knight’s departure.
ABC will finally put an end to last season’s cliffhangers as the network premieres an all-new season of Grey’s Anatomy on Thursday, September 24 at 9pm, following the series premiere of the new drama series Flash Forward.
This leaves us nearly four months before we learn the fate of T.R. Knight and Katherine Heigl, whose characters, George and Izzie, both seemingly departed the fifth season finale of the medical drama, leaving viewers with no definite indication of whether either or both are dead or alive. But learning if George survives and if Alex will kick off the season as a widower aren’t the only cliffhangers that plague Grey’s Anatomy fans as they wait for the new season to begin.
Many viewers are also curious to find out whether Owen (Kevin McKidd) and Cristina (Sandra Oh) can make it work and if a real wedding will ever be in the cards for Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and Derek (Patrick Dempsey). Let’s also not forget Bailey (Chandra Wilson), who is struggling to find some balance with her career and single motherhood, and Callie (Sara Ramirez), who has taken her relationship with Arizona (Jessica Capshaw) to the next level.
In other news, cast member Chandra Wilson is briefly diverting her attention to the Broadway stage. As reported previously, the Grey’s Anatomy actress has been cast as Matron Mama Morton in the play Chicago, which her co-stars from the medical drama came to watch last Monday.
“She was absolutely amazing,” James Pickens, Jr., who plays Richard Webber on Grey’s Anatomy, told People. “She was perfect and should be very proud of her performance. I had a great time watching her.”
“I paid them lots of money for them to do [the cheering],” Wilson said with a smile. “I’m absolutely thankful they came out. We all try to support each other as much as humanly possible so to have them out there and have friends out there felt really good.”
Season 6 of Grey’s Anatomy will premiere on Thursday September 24th at 9/8c on ABC!
How very sneaky of you, ABC.
I just found out why Dominic Monaghan is appearing in ABC’s new promo campaign, and it has nothing whatsoever to do with Charlie being resurrected on Lost next season. But that’s exactly what the network wants folks to think. Why? Because they’re trying to keep under wraps the real reason he was playing table soccer with Patrick Dempsey, Courteney Cox, and Ed O’Neill in that clip.
This is the part where I warn you of an incoming spoiler and give you one last chance to bail before continuing on…
Okay, here it goes: The real reason Monaghan is featured in that cheeky spot is because he’s actually joining the cast of another hour-long ABC drama series as a full-time series regular. And the net’s brass want it to be a surprise.
A big surprise.
As a result, they’ve kindly asked me not to ID the show he’ll be joining. And, being the understanding and cooperative creature that I am, I very reluctantly obliged.
The fact is, assuming it doesn’t leak elsewhere, it will be a neat surprise.
Here’s where the conpsiracy theory starts to kick in. Why wouldn’t ABC want people to know which show Monaghan, a popular actor fresh off a role in the summer blockbuster X-Men Origins: Wolverine, would be joining? Could it be because the show Monaghan is joining is ‘Grey’s Anatomy’, and making the announcement could spoil the show’s summer cliffhanger? Could Monaghan be taking over the role of George O’Malley from T.R. Knight?
Justin Chambers doesn’t want T.R. Knight to hang up his scrubs just yet.
“T.R. is an amazing actor and I want him to be there as long as I’m on there,” Chambers, who plays Dr. Alex Karev on Grey’s Anatomy, told us the other night at the Salvatore Ferragamo benefit for L’Aquila Earthquake victims. “He’s wonderful to work with.”
Besides, Knight’s character, Dr. George O’Malley, has so much growing to do…
“That’s one great thing about the show,” Chambers said. “All the characters have so much to explore. The audience followed these young interns coming into this hospital and now they’re residents, but they have more to learn as far as surgery, social skills and manners.”
Former Grey’s star Melissa George says she’s not convinced that Knight is definitely leaving. No matter what happens, she said, “He will go on to bigger and better things.”
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DRAMA SERIES (DRAMA):
Grey’s Anatomy: Stairway to Heaven & Sympathy for the Devil
LEAD ACTRESS (DRAMA):
Grey’s Anatomy (Ellen Pompeo)
SUPPORTING ACTRESS (DRAMA):
Grey’s Anatomy (Jessica Capshaw)
Grey’s Anatomy (Katherine Heigl)
Grey’s Anatomy (Chyler Leigh)
Grey’s Anatomy (Sandra Oh)
Grey’s Anatomy (Sara Ramirez)
Grey’s Anatomy (Brooke Smith)
Grey’s Anatomy (Chandra Wilson)
SUPPORTING ACTOR (DRAMA):
Grey’s Anatomy (Justin Chambers)
Grey’s Anatomy (Eric Dane)
Grey’s Anatomy (Patrick Dempsey)
Grey’s Anatomy (Kevin McKidd)
Grey’s Anatomy (T.R. Knight)
Grey’s Anatomy (James Pickens, Jr.)
GUEST ACTRESS (DRAMA):
Grey’s Anatomy (Tyne Daly) (Carolyn Shepherd)
Grey’s Anatomy (Faye Dunaway) (Dra. Margaret Campbell)
Grey’s Anatomy (Kimberly Elise) (Dra. Swender, the oncologist)
Grey’s Anatomy (Melissa George) (Sadie Harris)
Grey’s Anatomy (Sharon Lawrence) (Robbie Stevens, Izzie’s mom)
Grey’s Anatomy (Amy Madigan) (Dra. Wyatt)
Grey’s Anatomy (Samantha Mathis) (Melinda Prescott, patient’s mother)
Grey’s Anatomy (Mary McDonnell) (Dra. Virginia Dixon)
Grey’s Anatomy (Kate Walsh) (Addison)
Grey’s Anatomy (Jennifer Westfeldt) (Jen Harmon, patient)
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Grey’s Anatomy (Obba Babatunde) (David Gates, patient)
Grey’s Anatomy (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) (Denny)
Grey’s Anatomy (Ben Shenkman) (Rob Harmon, Jen’s husband)
Grey’s Anatomy (Eric Stoltz) (William Dunn, the serial killer)
Grey’s Anatomy (Daniel J. Travanti) (Barry Patmore, patient)
