Maddie. 15. Brunette. 5'8". Brown-eyed girl. Scorpio. Fangirl. Chocoholic. Coffee-addict. Aspiring actress and singer. French-Canadian. Current resident of Cabo San Lucas. NCIS fanatic. My life has been ruined by the perfect people that are the NCIS cast. Other shows that tickle my fancy: Lost, 24, Rizzoli & Isles, Dark Angel, Touch, White Collar, Bones, House, Criminal Minds, Friends, Roseanne, Full House, Entourage, Whose Line Is It Anyway?, American Idol, The X Factor (US), The Voice.
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So apparently Michael’s character on Major Crimes is bedding all of the Israeli mob wives.
Just one thing…
Wrong show, wrong Israeli. ;)
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Scoop: NCIS’ Michael Weatherly Lands Role on Closer Spinoff Major Crimes
TNT’s forthcoming Closer spinoff, Major Crimes, has collared its first high-profile guest star: Michael Weatherly.
The NCIS vet will appear in an early Season 1 episode as Arthur “Thorn” Woodson, a charming con artist who currently works as an ”intuitive life strategist” for a group of Israeli mob wives (all of whom he is bedding). Described as a “Peter Pan with an A.D.D. problem,” Thorn previously held down jobs as a hand model, a ventriloquist and a black jack dealer. His dream is to someday land his own show on Oprah Winfrey’s fledgling cable net OWN.
“Arvin Brown is directing, he’s done many NCIS episodes,” Weatherly tweeted of the gig.
Major Crimes is set to premiere on Monday, Aug. 13 at 10/9c immediately following the series finale of The Closer.
The news comes as Weatherly continues to negotiate a new contract with NCIS. His currently deal expired at the end of the just-wrapped ninth season. (His co-stars, Pauley Perrette and Sean Murray, are also hammering out new pacts.)
Earlier this month, NCIS exec producer Gary Glasberg expressed confidence that “it will all work out.”
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Actor Michael Weatherly sells Hollywood Hills home for $1.845 million
“NCIS” star Michael Weatherly has sold his house in the Hollywood Hills for $1.845 million.
The redone one-story house sits behind gates and has ocean and mountain views. Features include French doors opening to the swimming pool, beamed ceilings, a fireplace, an updated kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, three en-suite bedrooms and a finished two-car garage used as a music room. There are four bedrooms, 31/2 bathrooms and 2,600 square feet of living space. A covered area outdoors is set up as a gym.Weatherly, 43, has starred as special agent Anthony DiNozzo on the highly rated crime drama, originally titled “NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service,” since 2003 and appeared as the same character on “JAG.” “NCIS” ranked as America’s most-watched show for the two-week period ended May 13, according to Nielsen.
Public records show Weatherly bought the property in 2008 for $2.21 million.
Denny Kagasoff of Prudential’s Beverly Hills office was the listing agent, according to the Multiple Listing Service. Paul Kellogg of Coldwell Banker’s Beverly Hills North office represented the buyer.
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Still wearing the hat. Chewing my cud. That’s cowboy stuff, people. http://pic.twitter.com/v4wfGfuK -@M_Weatherly
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Travel broadens the mind. And I wear hats. http://twitvid.com/FSZ7S -@M_Weatherly
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Interviewing Michael Weatherly - The Accidental Actor
Michael Weatherly wanted to be a musician but ended up on one of the biggest shows on TV.
Interviewing Michael Weatherly, the actor best known as Special Agent Anthony “Tony” DiNozzo on NCIS, is like trying to guard Kobe Bryant: You can’t stop him; you can only hope to contain him.
What was supposed to be a quick chat evolves into a 40-minute conversation that touches on everything from the impact his parents’ divorce had on him to his admiration for his former fiancée, Jessica Alba. At one point, the self-deprecating Weatherly refers to himself as a flibbertigibbet, but we’ll just call him a consummate creative artist.
Weatherly knew he was different from an early age, idolizing comedy legends like Woody Allen and Steve Martin. “I know it seems ludicrous that an actor on a crime procedural would cite Steve Martin as a major influence,” he admits, “but in the early ’80s it made sense. I went to a coat-and-tie boarding school, and I’d make ties out of toilet paper and draw crazy polka dots on my white bucks. I adhered to the dress code but looked like a clown. Clearly that’s how I exhibited my inner turmoil.”
He channeled his energy into music when he moved from Fairfield, Conn., to New York, seeking management and recording demos. But by the time he was 24, he says, he was getting hired to be “idiot boy in front of a camera.” Despite music being his real love, it seemed the universe was pushing him to be an actor. “A confluence of events kept happening to get me in acting,” he says. “It was strange, because I didn’t really care about the acting — but maybe that’s why it kept happening.”
Before long, Weatherly became a soap-opera hunk on Loving, earned roles in films like The Last Days of Disco and found himself a tabloid favorite while dating Dark Angel co-star Alba. Since 2003, he has been a staple on the hugely popular NCIS. For a guy who never really wanted to be an actor, Weatherly seems content.
“I’m not as slim as I used to be,” he confesses with a laugh. “But I’m very happy, just enjoying this moment. I’m still young enough to chase a bad guy and tackle him but not so young that I’m making the errors I’ve made in the past. The most important people in my life are all still here, and I’m grateful. What do the Japanese call it? It’s cherry-blossom season. Cherry blossoms only come out for two weeks every year. This is my cherry-blossom season, and I’m having a good time.”
Source: americanwaymag.com
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Odd how Michael didn’t get any hate when he tweeted that possibly-offensive video about transgenders a while back. Instead, Sean (Transmuting) got told he was overreacting and such, simply for feeling hurt by it.
Now people are freaking out and bashing Michael because he A) tweeted something that could be taken as rude, and B) tweeted a trailer for a non-PG13 movie. And we’re being told we’re overreacting to people hating on him.
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