[USA] L&O Trial by Jury Saison 1

[Asp]

Sûr!, c'est une idée géniale !

Je me demande d'ailleurs si Mister Wolf et les scénaristes n'y ont pas déjà pensés?

En plus du clin d'oeil envers la série mère, et la logique de la procédure, TbJ pourrait bénéficier du coup de pub de la série mère.

[JACK McCOY]

Law & Order Trial by Jury, sur NBC la video ou l'on voit Jerry on y voit également
Jack McCoy (si j'ai pas révé) quelqu'un pourrait il m'expliquer ?
Merci;

[r lefourbe]

On voit bien Jack McCoy.
En fait ils surfent beaucoup sur la continuité de L&O "classique" plus que sur les autres spin off. Et on voit bien Candice Bergen au passage (scène du déjeuner avec Jamie Ross).

Quand on voit la scène avec le jury, on a également l'impression que The Jury n'est pas très loin.

[JACK McCOY]

Bonjour,

j'ai revu une autre vidéo j'aimerai savoir si Jack McCoy fera parti de la distribution ou s'il n'apparaîtra qu'en guest star.

Merci d'avance pour votre réponse.

[Seb]

j'ai revu une autre vidéo j'aimerai savoir si Jack McCoy fera parti de la distribution ou s'il n'apparaîtra qu'en guest star.

Il ne fait pas partie de la distribution "officielle", mais on devrait le voir de temps en temps (au début au moins pour lancer la série .

[Seb]

'Trial by Jury' Set to Deal with Orbach's Death
(Tuesday, February 22 04:02 PM)
LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) The producers of "Law & Order" are planning a sendoff for Jerry Orbach's "Law & Order" character, Lennie Briscoe, that befits the man who played him for a dozen years.

Orbach had filmed two episodes of the newest "L&O" series, "Trial by Jury," prior to his death Dec. 28. The episodes will be the first to air when the show debuts Thursday, March 3 and moves to its regular home the following night.

Executive producer Walon Green says Briscoe's departure from the show will mirror the way Orbach lived his last days.

"Jerry ... was somebody who kept on the job, worked until the final hour," Green says. "And that's really the way the character goes out in the show. We'll reference it in a [future] scene that refers to a memorial ceremony that was held, and it will reflect the fact that Briscoe has died."

Orbach, who received a posthumous award from the Screen Actors Guild earlier this month, worked until a few weeks before his death. Although he was weakened physically, he remained in good spirits, Green recalls.

"People had said, 'Gee, do you think he's well enough ... should we write him out of a scene?'" Green told reporters at the TV Critics Association press tour in January. "And he had objected before to ever being written out because of his illness.

"I went down to the stage to see how he was, and he was showing ['Trial by Jury' star] Bebe [Neuwirth] how to kick a cane so that it rotates up and lands on your arm, which is an old music hall trick. And I thought, 'We won't be writing this guy out of anything.'"

Orbach's second episode was originally set to air later in "Trial by Jury's" 13-episode order, but NBC and the producers decided to move it up so fans of "Law & Order" and Briscoe could see his final shows back-to-back. Green says the reference to Briscoe's death will likely come in the show's fourth or fifth episode.

[Lama]

[quote=""Zap2it""]

'Oz' Ex-Con Dons a Badge for 'Trial by Jury'
(Sunday, February 27 12:02 AM)
By John Crook
HBO subscribers probably know him best as tortured inmate Miguel Alvarez on the violent prison drama "Oz," but NBC viewers will get a completely different, more law-abiding perspective on Kirk Acevedo in his new role as District Attorney's Investigator Hector Salazar in "Law & Order: Trial by Jury."

During a recent production break, the Bronx-born actor took some time to talk about his new series, which previews Thursday, March 3, before moving into its regular Friday time period on March 4.

Zap2it: The various "Law & Order" shows emphasize storytelling, with revelations about the series characters unfolding slowly over time. What can you tell us now about your character, Hector Salazar?
Kirk Acevedo: Well, he was a homicide detective who was shot in the line of duty. He's working now for the D.A.'s office as an investigator. In some upcoming episodes you'll see a little tension, a little jealousy, toward the other officers about how he handles the job.

Zap2it: Your association with executive producer Dick Wolf goes way back. You did a guest shot on "Law & Order" eight years ago, then played a variety of roles on his "New York Undercover." Had you ever talked about a series before?

Acevedo: No, never. I think it was simply a matter of a show coming along that I was right for. I had met Dick through ("Oz" creator) Tom Fontana, but that was pretty much it.

Zap2it: You barely had started work on "Trial by Jury" when your castmate Jerry Orbach died. What was it like working with him? After all, you're the last on-screen partner Lennie Briscoe ever had.

Acevedo: It's been a real privilege to work with him, but actually, my heart just goes out to his family. I had the opportunity to work with him for about two months. He was a trouper. That sounds like a cliche, but he was working to the last, pretty much. That's what drove him: He loved work, and it kept him alive.

The first day I met Jerry was at the table read for the first episode. Jerry was sitting there when I sauntered in, the second to arrive, and he goes, "You're early." I said, "Yes, sir." He said, "You from the theater?" I go, "Yes." He says, "Ah, that's why you're early." I'll always remember that.

Zap2it: You were heartbreaking, and a little scary, as Miguel Alvarez in "Oz." Did you wonder how you could ever follow that role?

Acevedo: Tom's a fabulous writer, but every job is different. The experiences I had on "Oz" can't be duplicated. The same is true of "Law & Order," and if I sit around waiting for a piece that will match that intensity, you just can't. It's kind of difficult, every day, reaching the intensity of a grand opera. It's tiring, and when we filmed ["Oz"], we started before dawn, and by the time we left it was night. We never saw the sun outside. I think Tom planned things like that to intensify the experience, so it would feel like a real prison.

Zap2it: You're a member of the so-called Purchase Mafia, the group of actors who graduated from Purchase College, including your "Oz" castmates Edie Falco, Robert Clohessy and Seth Gilliam. Why did you pick that school?

Acevedo: I have to tell you this. I had a high-school buddy who went to Purchase, one of my best friends, and I went to visit him. I went with him to the dining hall and he said, "Just take whatever you want." I said, "Are you serious?" He said, "Yeah, they let us have seconds." So basically I went to college to get the free meals. That's actually a true story. I mean, I got pretty serious about my studies, but I honestly think it's a mistake to go to college right after high school because I don't think you fully appreciate the experience, the opportunities, that it presents. You waste a lot of it.

Zap2it: Did you watch a lot of television growing up?

Acevedo: I lived in front of the TV, basically, when I was little. My mom had to work from 9 to 5, so my older brother took care of me, which meant pretty much that we watched TV. That's when I think I fell in love with the whole medium. Being the child of a single mother, you have to find a way to let out your feelings and express yourself, and I think I've found the perfect way to do that, in acting. It was a way for me to get the attention I missed by not having two parents.

Zap2it: Did you regard any actors as role models?

Acevedo: Not really. I guess as I got older, in high school and college, I started having favorite actors, like Daniel Day-Lewis and the obvious De Niro and Pacino, but not a role model, no.

Zap2it: Was your upbringing fairly stable, or did you go through a time when you could have been "at risk" like some of your characters?

Acevedo: It wasn't a Rockwell painting, I can tell you that. We grew up hard. There wasn't much money, and we moved around, like, 10 times in nine years. My brother is a federal agent serving in Iraq right now, and I'm here doing what I'm doing, so we basically adapted to all of that.

Zap2it: You've said that theater, where you started out, is the most demanding and rewarding medium you have worked in, in many respects. Do you have any plans to do more of that anytime soon?

Acevedo: Sadly, I haven't done a play in about 10 years. Actually, I was in rehearsals to do "Danny and the Deep Blue Sea" when "Law & Order: Trial by Jury" came along. I wish I could have done both, but I had to choose. And I'm confident I made the right decision.
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Quelqu'un évoquait les transferts OZ/Homicide <-> Law&Order, en voici un autre exemple.
A remarquer la date de l'article.

[r lefourbe]

je ne comprend pas pourquoi dans Trial by Jury Sam Waterston (Jack McCoy) ne fait pas parti des personnages principaux, j'ai vu un clip vidéo c'est pas terrible. il manque pas mal de personnages de la série L&O et c'est dommage.

Peut-être parce que la série s'appelle L&O Trial by Jury et non L&O tout cours....

Il s'agit effectivement d'une série du même créateur et peut-être celle qui se rapprochera le plus de la série originelle mais il faut que cette série soit une série à part entière et non une une compilation d'apparition d'acteurs de L&O. Branch y est c'est normal, c'est le boss de tous les procureurs. Briscoe c'est normal il n'apparait plus dans L&O classique depuis une saison. Pour les autres, je ne vois ce qu'ils feraient dans un clip de présentation des personnages principaux de la série.

[r lefourbe]

L'acteur Kirk Acevedo, connu pour ses rôles de Miguel Alvarez dans la série Oz et celui du Sergent Joseph Toye dans Frères d'armes, deux séries diffusées sur HBO, va donc faire son entrer dans la série Law & Order : Trial By Jury (troisième spin-off de New-York District, la célèbre série de Dick Wolf). Il jouera le rôle de l'enquêteur Hector Salazar. La premier épisode de cette nouvelle série sera diffusé aux Etats-Unis ce jeudi 03 Mars sur NBC, le seconde épisode sera diffusé le jour d'après, pour prendre sa case horaire habituelle.
Series Live

De plus voici quelques titres d'épisode de Law and Oder TBJ :
Pattern of Conduct
Skeleton

Merci pour cette info mais elle était présente sur le site depuis un piti moment (07/10/2004).

[Seb]

Rhaaaaaa, je viens de réaliser qu'on était le 1er mars !!!!

J-2 !!!

[JACK McCOY]

J - 2

Tu nous raconteras comment c'est passé le décollage !!!!!

[sandy]

Bonjour,
Que se passe-t-il Seb ? J'ai du louper quelque chose surement
Tu pars en voyage ?
Ok suis curieuse je l'admet

[L'Animal]

J - 2 avant L&O Trial by jury ...

Il faut suivre Sandy !

[sandy]

Oups de oups, j'ai loupé un train sur ce coup là

[Seb]

Oups de oups, j'ai loupé un train sur ce coup là

Un seul ?