CSI: NY Season 6 Spoiler Discussion - Bright Lights, Big City

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Actor Jeff Perry is also a very good friend of Gary Sinise and has founded the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago with him.

Thanks Faylinn for the interesting Clip.:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Gary Sinise, the Mack Daddy of nepotism and Cronyism. Yeehaw.:rolleyes:

I hope I'm wrong about Sophie Sinise, but this really is becoming the Gary Sinise Power Hour.
 
ah that's not very fair, i think it is the sign of a good actor/director/producer if people who they've worked with want to work with them again - sinise has always worked with previous colleagues multiple times (tom hanks, malkovich, terry kinney, john terry, vincent d'onofrio, tony shalhoub etc), and i think the fact they have worked together before is positive, it makes for better acting if the actors are comfortable with eachother.

as for sophie, well maybe she just wanted a break and he was able to give it - what dad wouldn't do that?

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I hope I'm wrong about Sophie Sinise, but this really is becoming the Gary Sinise Power Hour.

as for sophie, well maybe she just wanted a break and he was able to give it - what dad wouldn't do that?

I think I agree with La Guera. It doesn't seem so good. :(

Oh, come on, guys - that's absolutely normal. :rolleyes:
It would have been not good if she's been invited for a recurring role or one of more important ones for an episode, but a couple of scenes with a few lines is fine. They cast different people - not necessarily actors for these short stints. So, why not her? Haven't you ever brought your kids (if you have any) to work? And if you are lucky and your kid goes on to study in the same area - won't you at least bring his cv to the HR when he's looking for the first work practice? - That's the same. :)

BTW, I think she was generally okay with her role :) - very good in the court scenes, especially the first one - with fear on her face, though not very convincing in the interview with Flack, but not bad for her first try. :thumbsup:
 
^I remember they brought Eva La Rue's sister on for one episode of CSI: Miami a while back; I figure the Sophie Sinise thing was in the same vein, that they bring on actors' relatives if said relatives want to get into acting. Neither did too badly...SS didn't have a lot of scenes, but she carried the ones she had well.
 
but this really is becoming the Gary Sinise Power Hour.
really? :shifty: seriously?! :wtf: maybe if every other ep constantly had a personal colleague he got specially to be on the show, or if Sophie had gotten a role a bit more than a couple steps above an extra!................. but really?:rolleyes:

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Oh, come on, guys - that's absolutely normal. :rolleyes:
It would have been not good if she's been invited for a recurring role or one of more important ones for an episode, but a couple of scenes with a few lines is fine. They cast different people - not necessarily actors for these short stints. So, why not her? Haven't you ever brought your kids (if you have any) to work? And if you are lucky and your kid goes on to study in the same area - won't you at least bring his cv to the HR when he's looking for the first work practice? - That's the same. :)

BTW, I think she was generally okay with her role :) - very good in the court scenes, especially the first one - with fear on her face, though not very convincing in the interview with Flack, but not bad for her first try. :thumbsup:

EXACTLY!!!! thank you!! it wasn't a guest star role, or even a middling one (like Sarah - the DA's wife), in fact it was a very minor role at best that a "regular" person could potentially get! and i thought she handled the part fairly well. i agree the dialogue with Flack could have had more gumption, but overall (especially considering how well she did in the courtroom!) i quite approve. and besides, considering some of the atrocious acting we've seen recently from various guest "stars" that TPTB have plunked on the show (and apparently are still planning to) .....................
 
Thanks perlnoir for the video promo. :thumbsup:

Sophie has already played a small scooter in another series.
 
LOL! What is really meant by 'scooter'? I wonder if Ella's ever been in anything. I know Mac had a tiny role in Mission to Mars...
 
6.14 Sanguine Love

01.14.2010 WHEN A YOUNG WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD IN CENTRAL PARK THE CSIs ARE LURED INTO THE A MYSTERIOUS SUB CULTURE OF VAMPIRISM, ON "CSI: NY," WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3

Episode Written by Series Star Carmine Giovinazzo

Michael Graziadei ("The Young & The Restless") Guest Stars as Keith, The Victim's Boyfriend


Finola Hughes ("General Hospital") Guest Stars as Mrs. Christensen, the Victim's Mother

"Sanguine Love" - When a young woman's body is found in Central Park, drained of blood and missing part of her ear, the CSIs jumpstart an investigation that takes them into the dark and mysterious subculture of vampirism, on CSI: NY, Wednesday, Feb. 3 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. This episode was written by series star Carmine Giovinazzo. Michael Graziadei ("The Young & The Restless") guest stars as Keith, the victim's boyfriend. Finola Hughes ("General Hospital") guest stars as Mrs. Christensen, the victim's mother.



SERIES REGULARS:

Det. Mac Taylor........................ .... Gary Sinise
Det. Stella Bonasera......... Melina Kanakaredes
Danny Messer................... Carmine Giovinazzo
Dr. Sheldon Hawkes....................... Hill Harper
Det. Don Flack............................. Eddie Cahill
Lindsay Monroe......................... Anna Belknap
Adam Ross.................................... AJ Buckley
Dr. Sid Hammerback...................... Robert Joy


GUEST CAST:

Estelle Christensen....................... Melinda Dahl
Keith Borgese...................... Michael Graziadei
Jimmy Duncan................................ Ken Garito
Billy James...................................... Ivan Shaw
Mr. Christensen............... Charles Shaughnessy
Mrs. Christensen........................ Finola Hughes
Young Woman.......................... Ella Fitzpatrick



WRITTEN BY: Series star Carmine Giovinazzo

DIRECTED BY: Norberto Barba

GENRE: CRIME DRAMA, ACTION, ADVENTURE, SUSPENSE, MYSTERY

RATING: To Be Announced

On the Web: www.cbs.com/primetime/csi_ny/
 
Thanks Perlnoir

Unless I am mistaken, which I could well be, Christensen is Carmines mothers maiden name.
 
I have loved Finola Hughes since back in the day when I watched General Hospital. This is one guest star that I am excited about.
 
I can't help it, but I'm very annoyed by all the guest-stars in this season. Most of them don't even know how to act, and some of them are just on the show because they are pretty and well-known in the celebrity world. I'd say bring real talented actors on the show, and stop advertising all those ridiculous wanna-be starlets who don't know much about acting anyway. It's a real shame, in my opinion!
 
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