Livingston will be playing a wealthy businessman who comes to town and gets attention from Gillian Darmody (Gretchen Mol).
More casting news…
Melinda McGraw (“Mad Men”) will play the “smart and ambitious” wife of Hollis Doyle (Gregg Henry) on “Scandal.” [TVLine]
“Entourage” alum Rhys Coiro has been tapped to play a bail jumper in the upcoming season of “Dexter.” [THR]
Susan Misner has been cast to play a vet in a multiple episode arc in “Nashville.” Misner’s character is also a love interest for Deacon (Charles Esten) . [TVLine]
Christine Ebersole will guest star as herself on an upcoming episode of “Smash.” [BroadwayWorld]
Raise your glass! Nucky Thompson and his fellow gangsters will return for another season.
“Boardwalk Empire” has been renewed for a fourth season, HBO revealed Tuesday. The drama series won four Emmys this year, including Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series.
“[Series creator] Terry Winter, [executive producer] Martin Scorsese and the rest of their outstanding team continue to produce a stunning show that never fails to surprise and entertain,” HBO programming chief Michael Lombardo said. “We are excited to bring this unique series back for a fourth season.”
Creator Terence Winter said in an interview with Huff Post TV, “We’re moving into 1923 when the Twenties really became the ‘Roaring Twenties.” The year 1923 explains the tagline, ‘you can’t be half a gangster,” a quote Jimmy once said to Nucky.
Check out the poster below.
HBO’s acclaimed drama series “Boardwalk Empire” returns Sept. 16.
The drama will heat up in season 3. According to an interview with Huff Post TV, creator Terence Winter said, “We’re moving into 1923 when the Twenties really became the ‘Roaring Twenties.’ The economy began to boom and this became the Flapper Era. The parallels between then and now are obvious because that period mirrors the world we live in today. Prohibition, for instance, is the model for the illegal drug business; it’s what made millionaires out of gangsters. People were buying political favors, and big business controlled everything.”
Check out the trailer and photos of the upcoming season below.
“Boardwalk Empire” premieres on Sunday, Sept. 16. at 9 p.m. on HBO.
Syfy has renewed its reality competition series “Total Blackout” for a 16-episode second season, the first eight of which are slated to air Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 9 pm.
HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire” and “Treme” season 3 premiere dates were announced earlier today. “Boardwalk Empire” is set to premiere, Sunday, Sept. 16 at 9/8c, while “Treme’s” third season is set to debut Sunday, Sept. 23, at 10/9c.
