A new triple crossover for the Chicago franchise is coming next March on NBC. And actor Bradley Whitford will be there!
We announced a few weeks ago that the series Chicago Fire, Chicago PD and Chicago Justice would be entitled to an evening event on Wednesday, March 1on NBC.
We learn today that actor Bradley Whitford will appear in this famous crossover! He will play Albert Forest, a highly qualified defense attorney who has written a book on cross-examination. For him, the truth is irrelevant, what matters are appearances. He will defend a client against the Chicago prosecutor.
Bradley Whitford is known for his participation in the series The West Wing between 1999 and 2006 where he played the role of Josh Lyman, deputy chief of staff of the White House. We were able to see the actor last year in Brooklyn Nine-Nine over the course of two episodes.
Chicago Justice is the final series in the Chicago franchise, initiated by Dick Wolf with Chicago Fire. It will be officially launched on Sunday, March 5 at 9pm on NBC but will still be an integral part of the crossover that will take place a few days before.
It will feature Peter Stone (Philip Winchester), ambitious deputy head of the Chicago District Attorney's Office, whose relentless pursuit of justice puts him in direct conflict with Cook County State Attorney Mark Jefferies (Carl Weathers). His team consists of Anna Valdez (Monica Barbaro), assistant prosecutor, Laura Nagel (Joelle Carter) and finally Antonio Dawson (Jon Seda), transfer of the intelligence unit.
The triple crossover will air on March 1, with an episode of Chicago Fire at 8 p.m., an episode of Chicago PD at 9 p.m. and a preview of Chicago Justice at 10 p.m. on NBC.
