What's Next for Dylan Walsh Post-'Blue Bloods'?
After a successful run on CBS' crime drama "Blue Bloods," Dylan Walsh is back in the spotlight with an intriguing new project. Fans of the series will remember him as Mayor Peter Chase, a role he portrayed from 2019 to 2024. Now, the talented actor has signed on for a thrilling new adventure titled The Highest Stakes.
A Glimpse into 'The Highest Stakes'
The Highest Stakes promises to deliver an edge-of-your-seat experience. The film revolves around five strangers who are mysteriously invited to a high-stakes poker game. As the night progresses, hidden secrets are revealed, and it becomes clear that the stakes are much higher than they initially thought. It's not just about winning—it's about surviving. This is a game where the players must outwit each other to make it out alive.
Joining Dylan in this thrilling journey are Seth Green and Charlie Weber, adding to the star-studded cast. Tony Dean Smith will direct the film, ensuring that the suspense and excitement are brought to life on the big screen.
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What the Producer Has to Say
Producer Steven Paul shared his excitement about the project, saying, "Like every great poker game, this is a battle of wits, deception, and survival. We have assembled a tremendous cast, but in this game, the house doesn’t just win—it decides who makes it out alive." This project is set to release sometime next year, though an official premiere date has yet to be announced.
Dylan's Journey on 'Blue Bloods'
Dylan's character, Mayor Peter Chase, was a beloved part of "Blue Bloods" from season 10 through its final season, season 14. In the series finale, Peter was tragically shot by a gang member during a ceremony unveiling a historic landmark in New York City. Tom Selleck's character, Frank Reagan, visited Peter in the hospital, where Peter handed over the responsibility of dismantling the gang to Frank. "I’m handing you the keys. You’re driving. Get us out of this," Peter urged Frank from his hospital bed, his arm in a sling.
While the Reagan crew successfully took down the gang leaders, there was a heartbreaking loss during the series' final episode. Officer Luis Badillo was killed in the line of duty while responding to a carjacking. Peter attended Badillo's funeral with the rest of the Reagans and the NYPD, but he was notably absent from the final Reagan family dinner.
Expanding the 'Blue Bloods' Universe
Months after the series finale aired, it was announced that the "Blue Bloods" universe would expand with a new show titled Boston Blue, starring Donnie Wahlberg. Whether any of the original characters will make appearances on the new series remains to be seen.
For fans who miss the "Blue Bloods" family dynamic, Donnie, 55, brought a piece of the show's legacy to his Wahlburgers restaurant in St. Charles, Illinois. He placed the Reagan family dinner table from the show's set in the restaurant for a limited time. "It’s finally here — The Famous Blue Bloods Reagan Family Dinner Table is here at @wahlburgersstc! Make your reservation now (link in Bio) to enjoy dinner with your friends/family, or with me, at this magical piece of TV history!" Donnie captioned an Instagram video on February 25.
This unique opportunity allows fans to sit at the iconic table and create their own memories, with proceeds benefiting the NYPD Detectives Endowment Association Widows and Children's Fund and Northwestern Medicine Cancer Center Delnor. "It’s only here for a limited time so don’t miss your chance. Let’s make some memories, and a little history of our own, for two great causes. Make your reservations now, at the link in my bio! See you there!" Donnie encouraged his followers.
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