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Prey (TV Movie)
Mark as Lucas Davenport
Status: Premieres 11/6 on USA
The Girl From Mars
Pauley as Julie
Director: James Felix McKenney
Status: Pre-Production
Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (Cartoon)
David voices Paradox
Status: Recurring
Seymour Sally Rufus
Brian as Seymour
Director: Cindy Baer
Status: Completed
Karakoe Man
Brian as Louis
Director: Mike Petty
Status: Post-Production
Official Site
Untitled Levy/Cardarelli Project
Brian as Jim Riley
Directors: Juan Cardarelli & Eric M. Levy
Status: Post-Production
 Rizzoli & Isles
Sasha as Dr. Maura Isles
Mondays on TNT 10/9c
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CW Orders Dramas from J.J. Abrams, Mark Harmon and ‘Vampire Diaries’ Producer |
In a bid to broaden its reach, the CW has picked up three hourlong dramas from established industry players including J.J. Abrams, Mark Harmon and Kim and Eric Tannenbaum.
Abrams’ Shelter hails from the Lost creator and One Tree Hill creator Mark Schwahn and is set at an historic New England summer resort where the new and returning staff attend to the practical, emotional and often comical needs of the guests while navigating friendships, rivalries and romances of their own.
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‘Certain Prey’ starring Mark Harmon recap and review: A thorn in Davenport’s side |
Certain Prey premiered on USA Network, and the television movie starring Mark Harmon starred as Lucas Davenport, a rich Chief of Police who does the job because he likes it.
Click here to read the recap
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Mark Harmon Stars in USA’s Original Movie “John Sandford’s Certain Prey” – World Premiere Sunday, November 6 at 9/8c |
“NCIS” will precede the original film, with an all-day marathon beginning at 10am ET.
MARK HARMON STARS IN USA NETWORK’S ORIGINAL MOVIE BASED ON THE NOVEL BY THE PULITZER PRIZE WINNING AUTHOR “JOHN SANDFORD’S CERTAIN PREY”
World Premiere Sunday, November 6 at 9/8c on USA Network Following Full Day “NCIS” Marathon
NEW YORK, September 22, 2011 – USA Network presents the world premiere of the original movie JOHN SANDFORD’S CERTAIN PREY, based on the novel by best selling author and Pulitzer Prize winner John Sandford, on Sunday, November 6 at 9/8c. The movie stars multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominated Mark Harmon (“NCIS”) as Minneapolis Deputy Police Chief Lucas Davenport. With the body count rising, Davenport pursues a hit woman and a murderous lawyer. The movie was written and directed by Chris Gerolmo (“Citizen X,” “Mississippi Burning”). Harmon serves as executive producer along with Michael Jaffe and Howard Braunstein of Jaffe-Braunstein Films, LTD (“The Informant,” “The Client List”).
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Gallery Update: David McCallum, Lauren Holly & Mark Harmon |
For David we have 104 captures of his guest appearance on an episode of Jeremiah, 1×19 Things Left Unsaid Part 1.
 
Added 2 stills from Lauren’s 2010 tv movie, Call Me Mrs. Miracle.
 
6 images of Mark from Stand Up To Cancer, which he attended back in September 2010.
 
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Gallery Update: NCIS Set Visit 4/4/11 |
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Gallery Update: Promo Photoshoots |
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Gallery Update: Entertainment Tonight 9/14/10 |
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NCIS’s Mark Harmon talks about playing Jethro Gibbs |
Mark Harmon, who stars in the leading television drama in the US, NCIS, talks about playing Jethro Gibbs and his ensemble cast…
Did you know NCIS is extremely popular in India as well. Do you have any experience with that part of the world?
I’ve never been to India; my wife (Pam Dawber) has. But I hope it does well there. It’s great to hear! It’s funny because when the show was launched in the Orient, there was always this expectation of how the audience would like itor whether they would not like it — And, they like it a lot. So I hope that it’s the same in India.
You have worked with actors from all over the world on this show — any from India?
Not that I can remember but it’s like what I said about the worldwide appeal of the show; the fact that the agency we portray has worldwide jurisdiction, so some of their work is there and their offices are here but they can go anywhere in the world for their cases. So, if that opens up storylines in India, I’d be happy to go there!
Do you have a single favourite episode or season?
I don’t. I used to talk about episodes that I thought were more favoured than others, and then when I see them in a re-run or something or I catch part of one a second time, I re-judge it. If I was to name five shows that I thought were shows that were favourites of mine, they wouldn’t be favourites of yours, and that’s the thing.
Is the cast as much a family as the characters have become?
Yes, the thing is, if you look at early shows in the show you can see some points of that. And yet I think the camaraderie is much greater now, as it would be after people spend a number of years together. Also, this core cast has not changed over the number of years, Michael Wetherly has been here six years now and Sean Murray has been there seven years. That this cast is still growing and still working as one is fairly remarkable and I could talk about them all day!
What can you tell us about the current season?
The end of last season is going to be tied up in one episode. They did a great job writing that episode, it was a tough one to write; it’s trying to get back to independent stories, and trying to put something not to bed, because on this show it’s never to bed. But I think there’s a very active effort to move forward and in the first 12 episodes, our audience has those hinge episodes to look forward to which are; the return of Robert Wagner, the return of Ralph Waite, the return of Michael Nouri and some characters that they know of from the past.
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Mark Harmon Headlining USA TV Movie Certain Prey |
Get ready to see a lot more of Mark Harmon on TV.
NCIS‘ leading man will star in a USA TV movie based on John Sandford’s best-selling book series Prey, the network announced Thursday.
Certain Prey will be adapted from the 10th novel in the 20-book series, which finds Minneapolis Deputy Police Chief Lucas Davenport (Harmon) chasing a hit woman while being the target of a killer himself.
Chris Gerolmo (Citizen X) wrote the script. Michael Jaffe and Howard Braunstein of Jaffe-Braunstein Films (The Client List) will produce, with Harmon executive-producing. Production begins in May.
“Mark Harmon could read the phone book and we’d probably want to put it on the air!” Jeff Wachtel, USA’s president of original programming, said in a statement. (USA also airs NCIS repeats.) “With Mark, Chris, Howard and Michael bringing to life the iconic character of Lucas Davenport — that really promises to be something special.”
Though there are only plans for one adaptation now, should Certain Prey be a hit, it could morph into a TV movie franchise for Harmon, as USA has the rights to all 20 books.
Will you watch Certain Prey?
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