Ryan Eggold Cast in David Schulner-Peter Horton Medical Drama Pilot

Ryan Eggold has been cast in NBC's untitled medical-drama pilot from David Schulner & Peter Horton. Schulner going to serve as writer & executive Maker, by Horton executive producing & directing. Both Schulner & Horton are under overall deals at UTV. Schulner previously created the NBC medical drama "Do No Harm." His past credits too involve "Desperate Housewives," "Trauma," & "Emerald City." Horton is too developing a drama at NBC based on the life of San Francisco cop Karen Lynch. He previously created the NBC drama "American Odyssey."Eggold generality recently starred as Tom Keen in NBC's "The Blacklist" ad its spinoff "The Blacklist: Redemption." Eggold is represented by Gersh.

The Blacklist's Ryan Eggold Returns to NBC for Medical Drama

The Blacklist actor Ryan Eggold certainly had the rug pulled out from under him. But, it appears that Eggold going to remain a prominent portion of the Peacock Network's proverbial feathers, since he's only landed another small screen series – a medical drama – on that he going to star. NBC's untitled medical drama – formerly titled Bellevue – going to see Ryan Eggold join as its main star. The untitled medical drama – that was put into the pipeline back in September – was written with David Schulner (Emerald City, The Event), who too serves as executive Maker. As for Eggold's previous series, The Blacklist, that continues chugging along without him on NBC, airing Wednesdays at nine p.m.

Ryan Eggold to Star in NBC's Untitled Medical Drama Pilot 'Bellevue'

as mentioned in Blacklist vet Ryan Eggold is staying in business by the Peacock net, signing on to star in NBC's untitled medical drama based on Dr. Eric Manheimer memoir, "12 Patients: Life & Death at Bellevue infirmary." Formerly known as Bellevue, the possibility series — penned by Emerald City's David Schulner — follows the latest director of a Bellevue-esque infirmary, whose maverick approach disrupts the status quo When always prioritizing patient care. Eggold, who for 4 seasons co-starred on The Blacklist before moving on to star in the short-lived spinoff Blacklist: Redemption, going to play the aforementioned latest director Max Hollander, who is driven to the point of exhausting himself & everyone around him, including his wife who recently separated from him. He's set to restore the infirmary to its previous glory — or get kicked out trying. Eggold joins a cast which too includes Janet Montgomery (Salem), Tyler Labine (Deadbeat), Freema Agyeman (Doctor Who) & Anupam Kher (The Family Person).

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