Peter Krause wants Kenneth Choi to star in new show
22 september 2026 в 10:13
Peter Krause, who left the series «9−1-1», - is preparing for the premiere of his new show «Line of Fire» and expressed hope for collaboration with former colleagues. In an interview with Us, he noted that he envisions Kenneth Choi in the role of a «fiery senator».
Krause shared his impressions of working on «Line of Fire», - highlighting that his characters, Jane and Mike, have a complex history and relationship. He emphasized that this is a new experience for him, as he had not previously worked on a project with such depth and complexity.
The plot of «Line of Fire» focuses on a family of agents from various law enforcement agencies who find themselves embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy. The show also stars Hope Davis, Kat Canning, Tommy O’Brien, Taylor Bloom, and Charlie Barnett. Krause noted that the show’s creator, Joshua Safran, masterfully constructs the storyline, and he asked him not to reveal information that their characters do not know in order to maintain elements of surprise.
Krause returned to NBC after six seasons on «Parenthood» and his involvement in «9−1-1», - where his character was unexpectedly killed off. He expressed regret over the fans' reaction to this loss, noting that it was a bold creative choice that reflects the sacrifices made by first responders.
«Line of Fire» airs on NBC on Mondays at 10:00 PM Eastern Time, with new episodes available on Peacock the following day.
Krause shared his impressions of working on «Line of Fire», - highlighting that his characters, Jane and Mike, have a complex history and relationship. He emphasized that this is a new experience for him, as he had not previously worked on a project with such depth and complexity.
The plot of «Line of Fire» focuses on a family of agents from various law enforcement agencies who find themselves embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy. The show also stars Hope Davis, Kat Canning, Tommy O’Brien, Taylor Bloom, and Charlie Barnett. Krause noted that the show’s creator, Joshua Safran, masterfully constructs the storyline, and he asked him not to reveal information that their characters do not know in order to maintain elements of surprise.
Krause returned to NBC after six seasons on «Parenthood» and his involvement in «9−1-1», - where his character was unexpectedly killed off. He expressed regret over the fans' reaction to this loss, noting that it was a bold creative choice that reflects the sacrifices made by first responders.
«Line of Fire» airs on NBC on Mondays at 10:00 PM Eastern Time, with new episodes available on Peacock the following day.
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