Michael Brandt
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‘Chicago Fire’ Producers Sign Multi-Year Deal With Universal Television
Michael Brandt and Derek Haas will executive produce upcoming spinoff “Chicago Justice”
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NBC Swaps Out ‘Heartbreaker’ for ‘Chicago Med’ on Fall Schedule Due to Melissa George’s Pregnancy
Both shows enter production this summer, with or without baby bumps
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‘Chicago Med,’ Greg Berlanti’s ‘Blindspot,’ Melissa George Medical Drama ‘Heartbreaker’ Ordered to Series by NBC
George will play an outspoken world-renowned heart transplant surgeon
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‘Shaft’ Star Richard Roundtree Joining ‘Chicago Fire’ for Multi-Episode Arc
Actor will play Chief Boden’s father
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NBC Plans ‘Law & Order: SVU,’ ‘Chicago Fire’ and ‘Chicago PD’ Three-Way Crossover
The Dick Wolf-produced television event will air during the November ratings sweeps
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‘The Hurt Locker’ Star Brian Geraghty Joins ‘Chicago PD’ as Series Regular for Season 2
He will play a new beat cop on NBC’s hit procedural
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NBC Renews ‘Chicago Fire,’ ‘Chicago PD’ and ‘Grimm’
The network hands early renewals to three current dramas
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‘Chicago Fire’ Spinoff Adds Sophia Bush, Patrick Flueger as Series Regulars
The actors join Jason Beghe, Jon Seda and Jesse Lee Soffer on "Chicago PD"
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‘The Killing,’ ‘True Blood’ Star Michelle Forbes Lands Role on ‘Chicago Fire’
Forbes will play a consultant for the Fire Marshal's office who puts Engine 51 under her microscope
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Universal Brings Back Original Writers For ‘Wanted 2’
EXCLUSIVE: Michael Brandt and Derek Haas will pen the sequel to their 2008 hit
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Exclusive: Mickey Rourke to Star in ‘The Courier’
Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Til Schweiger star in Hany Abu-Assad’s action thriller
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Exclusive: Veteran TV Star Jeffrey Pierce Joins ‘The Double’
Actor cast as FBI agent opposite Richard Gere and Topher Grace in Michael Brandt’s spy thriller
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Stana Katic, Odette Yustman Join ‘The Double’
Michael Brandt’s spy thriller stars Richard Gere, Topher Grace and “True Blood” hunk Stephen Moyer
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Gere, Grace Team Up For Spy Thriller
Michael Brandt will make his directorial debut with “The Double,” working from a script he co-wrote with Derek Haas