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Enrique Murciano engagé par Shonda Rhimes
L'acteur de FBI va peut-être retrouver du travail.

Enrique Murciano engagé par Shonda Rhimes

Un peu moins d'un an après l'annulation de FBI : Portés disparus, Enrique Murciano va peut-être retrouver du travail grâce au projet "Off the Map" de Shonda Rhimes.

Ce projet est centré sur trois médecins, tous sur le point de prendre un nouveau départ. Ils quittent le confort des Etats-Unis pour travailler dans une clinique isolée d'un pays tropical où ils feront face à des défis médicaux et personnels.

Enrique Murciano jouera l'un des trois médecins dans le pilote. Il sera un ancien chirurgien esthétique qui s'engage dans cette clinique dirigée par le personnage de Martin Henderson.

**Marine** a écrit:Hey les filles, son petit prénom sera : Manny. ah ah, dédicasse aux shippeuz (non non c'est pas une blague lol )

**Marine** a écrit:Hey les filles, son petit prénom sera : Manny. ah ah, dédicasse aux shippeuz (non non c'est pas une blague lol )

OFF THE MAP
One Hour

Why would a gifted surgeon with a brilliant career, beautiful family and bright future give it all up to go to a barely staffed, under-stocked clinic in a small South American town? Escape, of course. In this ensemble drama, five doctors who have lost their way will go to the ends of the earth to try to remember the reasons why they wanted to become doctors in the first place. Because sometimes in order to find yourself... you have to get lost.

Welcome to "la ciudad de las estrellas" (the city of stars), a tiny town in the South American jungle. That's exactly where idealistic young Dr. Lily Brenner just landed, along with her fellow-doctors Mina Minard and Manny Diaz. All of these young ex-pats are running away from personal demons, but they aren't the only ones with emotional baggage. Take the legendary and enigmatic Ben Keeton, who was the youngest Chief of Surgery at UCLA. He walked away from it all to found the clinic. Together with his right-hand doctor and sometimes thorn in his side Otis Cole, he'll teach these newcomers how to save lives in the most challenging environment they've ever worked in.

With more patients than they can handle and very little traditional medicine available, these doctors have to perform medical miracles using any means necessary. And as their lives become intimately intertwined, secrets will be revealed and relationships born. With the pressure always mounting, these doctors will need to let off some steam. Luckily, there's a spectacular hidden beach nearby.

Leave it to Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers (Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice) to bring you an uplifting medical procedural like nothing you've ever seen before. Featuring a hot, young ensemble cast, Off the Map from creator Jenna Bans (Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice) explores how far you have to go to truly heal.

cast
Caroline Dhavernas: Lily Brenner
Mamie Gummer: Mina Mital
Enrique Murciano: Manny Diaz
Martin Henderson: Ben Keeton
Valerie Cruz: Zita (Zee)
Jason George: Otis Cole
Jos Julin: Charlie

credits
Production Company: ABC Studios
Executive Producer/Writer: Jenna Bans
Executive Producers: Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers
Director: Dan Minahan

Mali a écrit:Ca me tente moyennement mais rien que voir Enrique en docteur je ne dirais pas non et puis y'a Mamie Gummer, la fille de Meryl Streep.

tweetie a écrit:D'après EW.com, le rôle d'Enrique dans "Off The Map" a été supprimé pour des raisons artistiques et personne ne sera recasté pour son personnage



En tout cas, c'est sympa pour lui les réactions dans les comm', la plupart sont du genre "ah ben s'il joue pu dedans, j'ai pu besoin de regarder"

Posted: Thurs., Sep. 16, 2010, 4:00am PT
Lifetime Wedded To Movie
Lucy Liu set to star in telepic
By STUART LEVINE

HBO isn't the only cabler staying in the multipart movie game.

Lifetime is going forward with "Marry Me," a story of a woman looking for her Prince Charming. Lucy Liu will topline, with Steven Pasquale ("Rescue Me"), Bobby Cannavale, Enrique Murciano and Annie Potts also aboard.

From Sony Pictures Television, the four-hour "Marry Me" is set to premiere around the holidays this year on the femme-skewing net. Barbara Hall exec produces with Susanne Daniels. James Hayman directs.

Lifetime aired the two-part movie "Maneater" last year and is continuing its commitment to multinight pics. Many networks that used to schedules multi-part movies -- both on the broadcast and cable side -- have bailed out because of high production costs.

HBO recently won a slew of Emmys for "The Pacific," while AMC and PBS have also allotted part of their programming budgets to longform projects spread out over multiple nights. USA Network, which aired "The Starter Wife" in 2007, has talked about launching another multipart pic at some point in the future as well.