Another actor has been revealed to make several appearances on FOX's latest science fiction offering,
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. So far, upcoming guest stars include
Owain Yeoman of
The Nine,
Damages' Garret Dillahunt,
Andre Royo of
The Wire, and
Beverly Hills 90210 alum
Brian Austin Green. And now,
Rescue Me actor
Dean Winters has been added to the roster.
Warning: May contain spoilers.
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Magsterbaby said:
Awesome show! I hope FOX will contiue this program, great to see Dean Winters, just love him...Maggie
Winters was most recently seen in the romantic comedy
P.S. I Love You where he costarred with Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler and
Lisa Kudrow of
Friends. On the small screen, he joined
Rescue Me as Johnny Gavin, Tommy's (
Denis Leary) well-connected police officer of a younger brother who was shot to death during a stake-out at the end of the season 3. His other credits included
30 Rock, Sex and the City and
Third Watch, just to name a few.
Winters, who is also known for his portrayal of the Machiavellian Ryan O'Reily on HBO's
Oz, is set to make his debut appearance on
The Sarah Connor Chronicles on its pilot episode airing Sunday, January 13 at 8pm. The 43-year-old actor plays Charley Dixon, who is rumored to be Sarah Connor's (
Lena Headey) fiancé.
In the series premiere, Sarah Connor struggles to keep her son John Connor (
Thomas Dekker) away from an enemy Terminator from the future. She uproots their lives, consequently abandoning her fiancé and taking her son to live in a small town in New Mexico where he meets Cameron (
Summer Glau), who eventually becomes his protector.
Following the first part of the pilot, Winters will be appearing on the second part of the premiere of
The Sarah Connor Chronicles entitled “Gnothi Seauton,” which is slated to air on Monday, January 14 at 9pm. In this installment, Sarah makes contact with an old friend to ask a favor, while John decides to pay a visit to Sarah's ex and Cameron makes a new friend.
Besides the
Terminator series, fans can also catch Dean Winters in the big screen when his film
Sweet Flame hits the theaters later this year.
-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: FOX, The Futon Critic
(Image courtesy of FOX)