Rescue Me

9/11 firefighters thank Denis Leary, cast and crew of 'Rescue Me'

Gina DiFalco
9/8/2011
One firefighter said: 'Thank you for telling our story, never leaving us behind, and believing in us'

Rescue Me ended its run on FX on Wednesday night, and during its finale party, those who worked on the show honored more than 30 9/11 firefighters.

The cast, crew, and members of the FDNY attended the series finale screening in Manhattan on Wednesday night. While there, one firefighter thanked those who participated in letting the firefighters have a voice. “Thank you for telling our story, never leaving us behind, and believing in us," he said.

Denis Leary and USA are hearing 'Sirens'

Holly Coletta
6/20/2011

Rescue Me may be entering its final season, but television hasn't seen the last of Denis Leary.

The actor has recently signed on to co-write and produce a half-hour comedy pilot for USA Network called Sirens, according to Entertainment Weekly.

The show, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter, is about the antics and conflicts of a team of paramedics.

FX sets summer schedule

Kevin Lavi
4/20/2011

FX, who has been enjoying recent success, has announced their summer schedule.

Deadline reports FX has green-lighted a new original comedy Wilfred, starring Elijah Wood and Jason Gann, debuting on Thursday, June 23 at 10 PM. A pair of returning series also have dates: Season 2 of Louie will return on June 23 at 10:30 PM, and Rescue Me returns on Tuesday, July 12 at 10 PM.

'Rescue Me' Intentionally Ends Season Early

Tiffany Lew
1/16/2011
The firefighter drama starring Denis Leary to end this year.

After seven years, the FX show Rescue Me will end its run. The firefighter drama will intentionally end less than a week before the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, reports Access Hollywood.

On Saturday FX president John Landgraf acknowledged the finale date was intentionally chosen.

Denis Leary in Negotiations to Play Emma Stone's Father in 'Spider-Man' Reboot

Gina DiFalco
11/18/2010
Leary stars in the drama 'Rescue Me'

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Denis Leary is in negotiations to join the cast of the forthcoming Spider-Man reboot.

Leary is reportedly in talks to play Emma Stone’s character’s father, police captain George Stacy.

Stone is signed on to play the love interest of Peter Parker/Spider-Man, who will be played by The Social Network’s Andrew Garfield.

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'Rescue Me' Alum Callie Thorne Joins USA Pilot

Stephanie Allerdice
9/20/2010
Thorne gets 'Rough' in new show.

Rescue Me star Callie Thorne nabbed a role on the new USA pilot Necessary Roughness, according to Entertainment Weekly.

Thorne, known for playing the off-balance Sheila, scored the lead role on the hour-long show being developed for USA.

Jennifer Esposito to Guest Star in Several Episodes of CBS’ ‘Blue Bloods’

TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff
9/3/2010
The ‘Crash’ actress will appear as a member of the New York Police Department

Maura Tierney to battle cancer on Rescue Me

Brianna Gunter
8/31/2010

Actress Maura Tierney battled cancer last year and is currently doing well. Now, her character on Rescue Me will be facing the disease.
According to TVGuide, Tierney eventually agreed to portray her character as a cancer patient after being approached by the show’s executive producers, Peter Tolan and Denis Leary. This was after she had personally ceased treatment and was given a clean bill of health.

Denis Leary Addresses the Upcoming Season of ‘Rescue Me’

TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff
6/29/2010
The multi-talented celebrity spoke about the sixth season of FX’s popular drama series

FX’s television drama series Rescue Me is entering its sixth season on the air, and it is scheduled to debut on Tuesday, June 29 at 10:00 p.m. ET. The co-creator and star of Rescue Me, Irish-American actor and comedian Denis Leary, recently participated in an interview to address the upcoming season and the series’ eventual conclusion, which is slated to occur at the end of 2011.

Reviews Indicate That FX’s ‘Louie’ is Better than HBO’s ‘Lucky Louie’

TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff
6/29/2010
Comedian Louis C.K. returns to television tonight with his new series

In 2006, comedian Louis C.K. starred alongside actress Pamela Adlon in HBO’s television sitcom Lucky Louie. Although the show’s ratings steadily increased as the season progressed, HBO opted to cancel the show after just one season. Poor reviews from television critics reportedly played a substantial role in the network’s decision to cancel the sitcom. Adlon has since moved on to Showtime’s Californication, and the premier of Louis C.K.’s new comedy series, Louie, is scheduled to air tonight on FX.

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