Photo: Mark Schäfer/CBSMake way for a new agent.PEOPLE has the exclusive first look atDylan McDermott’snew character onFBI: Most Wanted. The actor, 60,takes on the role of Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott — the newest head of the FBI’s Fugitive Task Force.As the FBI agents grieve the death of their leader Jess LaCroix (Julian McMahon), the “charming” Remy will take over as head of the department. McDermott will make his debut in the April 12 episode, titled “Covenant,” in which Remy will bond with his new team over bagels, drinks and axe throwing.Mark Schäfer/CBSRemy’s new job brings him back to his hometown of New York City after working out of state for some time. His career experiences include roles at the New York FBI Field Office and Vegas Fugitive Task Force as well as handling violent crimes out of Philadelphia.In returning to Brooklyn, where both his mother and sister still live, Remy will get in touch with his past and will be quietly relishing his return to NY.C., his Manhattan apartment and seeing old friends again.Mark Schäfer/CBSMcDermott recently appeared in anotherDick Wolf-created series,Law & Order: Organized Crime. For 15 episodes, he played businessman Richard Wheatley, who became Detective Elliot Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) nemesis.About joining another Dick Wolf production, McDermott tells PEOPLE, “It was an easy yes for me to sign on toFBI: Most Wanted. Having just worked with Dick Wolf onLaw and Order: Organized Crime, he allowed me a freedom to invent Richard Wheatley that I absolutely reveled in. Then he encouraged that same freedom for Remy Scott inFBI: Most Wanted.“Mark Schäfer/CBSMcDermott joinsFBI: Most Wantedin its third season and its established cast, including Alexa Davalos, Roxy Sternberg, Keisha Castle-Hughes and Miguel Gomez.Speaking about his natural transition with new costars, McDermott says, “It was instant electricity between me and the cast ofFBI: Most Wanted. It was as if we had been working together for years!“McDermott’s first episode ofFBI: Most Wantedis set to air April 12 at 10 p.m. ET on CBS.
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Make way for a new agent.PEOPLE has the exclusive first look atDylan McDermott’snew character onFBI: Most Wanted. The actor, 60,takes on the role of Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott — the newest head of the FBI’s Fugitive Task Force.As the FBI agents grieve the death of their leader Jess LaCroix (Julian McMahon), the “charming” Remy will take over as head of the department. McDermott will make his debut in the April 12 episode, titled “Covenant,” in which Remy will bond with his new team over bagels, drinks and axe throwing.Mark Schäfer/CBSRemy’s new job brings him back to his hometown of New York City after working out of state for some time. His career experiences include roles at the New York FBI Field Office and Vegas Fugitive Task Force as well as handling violent crimes out of Philadelphia.In returning to Brooklyn, where both his mother and sister still live, Remy will get in touch with his past and will be quietly relishing his return to NY.C., his Manhattan apartment and seeing old friends again.Mark Schäfer/CBSMcDermott recently appeared in anotherDick Wolf-created series,Law & Order: Organized Crime. For 15 episodes, he played businessman Richard Wheatley, who became Detective Elliot Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) nemesis.About joining another Dick Wolf production, McDermott tells PEOPLE, “It was an easy yes for me to sign on toFBI: Most Wanted. Having just worked with Dick Wolf onLaw and Order: Organized Crime, he allowed me a freedom to invent Richard Wheatley that I absolutely reveled in. Then he encouraged that same freedom for Remy Scott inFBI: Most Wanted.“Mark Schäfer/CBSMcDermott joinsFBI: Most Wantedin its third season and its established cast, including Alexa Davalos, Roxy Sternberg, Keisha Castle-Hughes and Miguel Gomez.Speaking about his natural transition with new costars, McDermott says, “It was instant electricity between me and the cast ofFBI: Most Wanted. It was as if we had been working together for years!“McDermott’s first episode ofFBI: Most Wantedis set to air April 12 at 10 p.m. ET on CBS.
Make way for a new agent.
PEOPLE has the exclusive first look atDylan McDermott’snew character onFBI: Most Wanted. The actor, 60,takes on the role of Supervisory Special Agent Remy Scott — the newest head of the FBI’s Fugitive Task Force.
As the FBI agents grieve the death of their leader Jess LaCroix (Julian McMahon), the “charming” Remy will take over as head of the department. McDermott will make his debut in the April 12 episode, titled “Covenant,” in which Remy will bond with his new team over bagels, drinks and axe throwing.
Mark Schäfer/CBS
Remy’s new job brings him back to his hometown of New York City after working out of state for some time. His career experiences include roles at the New York FBI Field Office and Vegas Fugitive Task Force as well as handling violent crimes out of Philadelphia.
In returning to Brooklyn, where both his mother and sister still live, Remy will get in touch with his past and will be quietly relishing his return to NY.C., his Manhattan apartment and seeing old friends again.
McDermott recently appeared in anotherDick Wolf-created series,Law & Order: Organized Crime. For 15 episodes, he played businessman Richard Wheatley, who became Detective Elliot Stabler’s (Christopher Meloni) nemesis.
About joining another Dick Wolf production, McDermott tells PEOPLE, “It was an easy yes for me to sign on toFBI: Most Wanted. Having just worked with Dick Wolf onLaw and Order: Organized Crime, he allowed me a freedom to invent Richard Wheatley that I absolutely reveled in. Then he encouraged that same freedom for Remy Scott inFBI: Most Wanted.”
McDermott joinsFBI: Most Wantedin its third season and its established cast, including Alexa Davalos, Roxy Sternberg, Keisha Castle-Hughes and Miguel Gomez.
Speaking about his natural transition with new costars, McDermott says, “It was instant electricity between me and the cast ofFBI: Most Wanted. It was as if we had been working together for years!”
McDermott’s first episode ofFBI: Most Wantedis set to air April 12 at 10 p.m. ET on CBS.
source: people.com
