After the many castings in a Chicago universe exited, Eamonn Walker Is Wallace Boden’s character returning? But how long?
Walker, 62, will be back in the hit NBC series episode on April 16. According to the log line, Boden’s mission is Commissioner Grisom (Gary Cole) After the house fire collapsed with firefighters inside, a post-study analysis was conducted. ”
Performers Andrea Newman This appearance has been confirmed, marking the first return of Walker exits nearly a year later.
“[We are] It’s so exciting to have our beloved Chief Boden come back, the episode titled Post Mortem, which is unlike anything we’ve done before. “Through flashbacks and unique POV narration, Chief Boden leads our team to search to discover the ways of the intense battles that ended in disaster, and why.”
Walker played Boden for 12 seasons before quitting the show. May 2024 Deadline The report said Walker officially took a step back after a brief absence.
“Eamonn is the first actor Chicago Fireand we know he said yes, we’ve left and ran. “His character, Chief Wallace Boden, is the undisputed leader of Firehouse 51, and off-screen Eamonn plays the same role in our ensemble cast.”
Before his upcoming return, Boden’s last appearance in an episode in May 2024, revealed that his role was promoted to deputy director of the city’s fire department. Boden appoints Christopher Herrmann (David Eigenberg) As his replacement Dermot Mulroney He was introduced as the new head of the fire department.
“Eamonn is the biggest, passionate, hardworking and dedicated actor (and human) I know, and he is like the father of every actor and crew on this team.” Deadline. “He was loved not like anyone else. Any changes in his fire would be like an earthquake. The atmosphere of the ending was just to grab Eamonn as tight as possible. Every minute with him is a gift.”
This Chicago franchise is known for its frequent exits, but Sophia Bush and more stars haven’t slowed down since leaving Chicago PD, Chicago Fire or Chicago Medicine. Bush, alone, said after Season 4 that she left from Chicago PD. […]
A Chicago franchise has been headlines as several actors in all three shows announced the exit. Despite a huge cast, NBC’s plan president Jeff Bud Don’t care about the future of the franchise.
“Actors come in, actors go out,” Bud told TV cable In an interview published in July 2024. “It’s interesting. Because it changes every year, and there’s the same question every year “about what’s going on in a Chicago universe.” [those shows] keep going. ”
Bader noted that every show in Chicago continued to be successful, adding: “We were excited about how Chicago performed Wednesday. We didn’t have plans to change anything that night.”
Chicago Fire It airs on NBC Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET.
