Kathryn Morris UK

I’ve left it rather late this month but there is just time to squeeze in our regular post on the careers of the Cold Case cast members that aren’t Kathryn.  It’s April so we’ll make this the April update.

In an effort to stop this becoming the Tracie Thoms Twelve Tributes (it’s monthly) or the T4, or 4T, or Double TT (OK, that just got weird 😉 ) we’ll try and up the non-Tracie content this time.  It might be difficult though.  Don’t worry, we still love you Tracie 😉

Danny Pino (Scotty Valens on CC) is coming to the end of his 3rd season on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.  It’s difficult to believe it has been that long already.  Makes me feel older just thinking about that.  There’s a joke in there somewhere about policeman looking younger every year.  So far there is no word on whether L&O:SVU will get another season or not.  As we know from Kathryn’s work on Cold Case you do a job on a show like that pretty much at the exclusion of everything else so there is little time for side projects.  At the moment there doesn’t appear to anything in the pipeline from Danny.  If you want wall-to-wall coverage on Danny’s work check out the great site Danny Pino Online.  Tell them I sent you and say ‘hi’ from me.

Going up in rank we’ll move on to John Finn (John Stillman in CC).  John is listed as being in the pilot for a possible new CBS TV series based around the machinations of Wall Street.  Actor John Cusack (High Fidelity) is set to star and produce.  The writers and exec producers from the TV series Justified are also behind the project.  Charlie Cox (Boardwalk Empire) leads with David Morse (Treme), Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda) and Maggie Grace (Taken) co-starring.  Morse’s character will be a powerful banker no doubt tapping into the world’s current distrust of financial institutions.  Cox is to be an Iraq war vet turned banker, so we know he’ll be a good guy.  Okonedo plays an assistant attorney general charged investigating the murky world of money.  John Finn’s character is just down as Ritter at the moment.  As of now the show is just known as Untitled Wall Street Project and is on IMDb as a “TV movie” which is often the case with pilots for series.

Next we’ll cast (see what I did there?) our net a little wider before pulling it back.

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