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Fans of Tim Speedle were chagrined when <font color=yellow>Rory Cochrane</font> decided to leave CSI: Miami at the beginning of the show’s third season. Cochrane retuned to his film career after leaving the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation spin-off, and he took the time to talk to CSI Files' <font color=yellow>Kristine Huntley</font> about his two 2006 films and his newest gig.
CSI Files: Your CSI: Miami colleagues speak very highly of you. Do you keep in contact with anyone from the show?
Rory Cochrane: Yeah, definitely. <font color=yellow>Adam Rodriguez</font> (Eric Delko) and I just had dinner last night.
CSI Files: Do you have any regrets about leaving the show?
Cochrane: Not really. I know people love the show and some people still come up to me upset that [Speed] was killed off. But you have to do what’s right for you. People are very sweet and kind and will still come up to me in airports and want to have their picture taken with me because of the show, which is cool.
CSI Files: Would you have preferred to see Speed written out in a different way?
Cochrane: Yeah, absolutely. I had asked the people in charge to not kill me off and that I would like to come back and do a few episodes here and there, but they said, you're leaving and we're killing you off. It was their decision.
CSI Files: Would you ever do television again?
Cochrane: I wouldn't want to be a regular on a series again, but I'm doing a <font color=yellow>Ridley Scott</font> miniseries, which is six hours long. I'm just not cut out for doing TV all year long. It's good for a lot of people, but it's not for me.
CSI Files: What's your newest project?
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CSI Files: Your CSI: Miami colleagues speak very highly of you. Do you keep in contact with anyone from the show?
Rory Cochrane: Yeah, definitely. <font color=yellow>Adam Rodriguez</font> (Eric Delko) and I just had dinner last night.
CSI Files: Do you have any regrets about leaving the show?
Cochrane: Not really. I know people love the show and some people still come up to me upset that [Speed] was killed off. But you have to do what’s right for you. People are very sweet and kind and will still come up to me in airports and want to have their picture taken with me because of the show, which is cool.
CSI Files: Would you have preferred to see Speed written out in a different way?
Cochrane: Yeah, absolutely. I had asked the people in charge to not kill me off and that I would like to come back and do a few episodes here and there, but they said, you're leaving and we're killing you off. It was their decision.
CSI Files: Would you ever do television again?
Cochrane: I wouldn't want to be a regular on a series again, but I'm doing a <font color=yellow>Ridley Scott</font> miniseries, which is six hours long. I'm just not cut out for doing TV all year long. It's good for a lot of people, but it's not for me.
CSI Files: What's your newest project?
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