US Edition‘The Pitt’: Noah Wyle Explains Why Robby’s Breakdown Was ‘Cathartic’
- Noah Wyle reflects on his role as Dr. John Carter in ER, highlighting how personal struggles influenced the character's development.
- Wyle states that Carter’s journey with drug addiction was significant, illustrating the pressures he faced from his upbringing.
- In The Pitt, Wyle plays Dr. Michael 'Robby' Robinavitch, who experiences PTSD after the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Fiona Dourif plays a well-received character, Dr. Cassie McKay, emphasizing her complex background.
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Noah Wyle Shares Why Lucy Knight's Death Was Such a 'Revelatory' Moment for John Carter on 'ER'
The actor reflects on a key moment from the hit medical drama, telling PEOPLE it led to "one of the more revelatory storylines" for his characterJeff Katz/NBCU Photo Bank Noah Wyle on 'ER' season 2Noah Wyle is looking back on his time portraying Dr. John Carter on ER. The actor, now 53 and back on TV with the Max original series The Pitt, first broke out as the young medical professional working at a Chicago-based hospital on NBC's hit medical d…
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‘The Pitt’: Noah Wyle Explains Why Robby’s Breakdown Was ‘Cathartic’
Plus, Patrick Ball, Fiona Dourif, and Shawn Hatosy talk their characters' concern for their boss and McKay's split-second decision about her ankle monitor.
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