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CASE CLOSED: If you're looking for a clue as to why Laurence Fishburne left CSI, here's one you don't need a crime lab for.
At a recent press conference for the medical thriller Contagion, it was pointed out how the credulity-stretching crime procedural CSI drives real-life lab techs "up the wall."
"I understand. That's why I'm not there anymore," says Fishburne who stars as the deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Steven Soderbergh's ultra-realistic drama about a global pandemic. He exited CSI earlier this year after two seasons.
And while Fishburne didn't directly compare CSI with Contagion, he did explain what attracted him to the latter. "I was blown away by how smart it was because a lot of what is being made now is kind of stupid. So I was very honoured to be asked to be a part of it. It's a really, really smart movie."
Audiences would seem to agree. Contagion is one of the fall's hits, having grossed more than $44 million in North America in its first 10 days.
Wow. That's really....that really sounds like sour grapes to me. He says, "That's why" he's not there anymore? Yeah, right.
Wow. That's really....that really sounds like sour grapes to me. He says, "That's why" he's not there anymore? Yeah, right.
I'm curious if anyone from the CSI camp will have anything to say about what he said. I'd love to hear their side.