Dermot Mulroney is leaving Chicago Fire after two seasons on the present, together with his character wrapping up within the upcoming Season 15.
While attending Flashback Weekend Chicago Horror Convention, Mulroney gave his first response after information of his exit from the NBC sequence.
“Loved every minute of it. Became friends with this incredible crew of people,” Mulroney said on the fan conference.
Mulroney acknowledged the “incredible cast” he labored with and famous that they gave him “incredibly challenging scenes” all through his time on the present.
The actor stated that he solely had one episode left, which will probably be a part of Season 15, “and they write the character off, adding, “We gave it our all for two seasons.”
“They wrote an incredible storyline that put me as an actor on [a] high challenge,” he continued. “I loved every minute of it. Sad to see it go.”
Mulroney, who performed Chief Pascal, talked concerning the assist from followers and the way a lot these reveals imply to first responders and their households.
“That’s how meaningful that is, which makes it that much more- I won’t say bittersweet; it’s better to have to leave that,” he stated.
On Friday, July 31, Deadline reported that Mulroney was saying goodbye to Chicago Fire. The actor joined the Wolft Entertainment and Universal Television present in Season 13 after Eamonn Walker’s exit. Mulroney went on hiatus for the latter half of Season 14, returning within the finale. Season 15 is ready to premiere on October 7 at 9 p.m. ET on NBC.
