US EditionWill ‘The Pitt’ Leave the Hospital in Season 2?
- Patrick Ball stars as Dr. Frank Langdon in season 2 of The Pitt, which begins filming June 5th in Philadelphia while he also performs in Hamlet opening June 4th at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.
- The series resumes after a 10-month narrative jump, with Langdon returning from rehab and facing repercussions within the trauma hospital’s 15-hour shift setting.
- Isa Briones continues as intern Dr. Trinity Santos, whose conflict with Langdon drives major season events and elicits strong audience reactions reflecting her impactful performance.
- Briones expressed that hearing people call her character "the worst" actually signaled to her that she had successfully evoked strong emotions, which she sees as the purpose of her role.
- Balancing simultaneous demands of Hamlet and The Pitt requires long days but offers Ball a unique creative opportunity, while the show’s return offers fresh perspectives on healthcare and personal redemption.
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Patrick Ball is putting his physique on display for his performance in Center Theatre Group’s new take on Hamlet! The actor, best known for playing Dr. Frank Langdon on HBO Max’s The Pitt, celebrated the opening night of the play on Wednesday (June 4) at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. Patrick wears a see-through shirt during the play and ends the show shirtless and bloody, as can be seen in the curtain call photos! He was just at the photo…
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One of the most talked about shows of the season is Max’s The Pitt. With 10 million viewers per episode, it’s easily the runaway hit of the season. The medical drama gives the long-fatigued genre a facelift, showcasing a high-stakes drama that often runs at a frenetic pace. It’s appropriate since the show centers on a trauma medical hospital and a single 15-hour shift. The Pitt is a true ensemble cast led by a powerhouse performance by Noah Wyle…
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