Blue Bloods isn’t just another cr1me show-it’s a gripping saga of family and duty that’s kept viewers hooked for an impressive 13 years. With its talented cast and captivating storylines, it’s no wonder the show’s renewal for a 14th and final season came as a shock to even the most devoted fans. Mark Wahlberg, brother to series star Donnie, joins the chorus of congratulations, amazed by the show’s enduring success.
‘Mark Wahlberg Congratulations, Donnie, on your Blue Bloods achievements.’
Mark Wahlberg recently congratulated his brother Donnie and the entire cast of Blue Bloods on the show’s renewal for a 14th season. During the premiere of his film The Family Plan, Mark spoke with Entertainment Tonight on the show’s endurance, describing it as a fantastic and unique success. He underlined the entire team’s efforts behind the scenes to create one of the best police dramas of all time. Donnie Wahlberg shared Mark’s thoughts, expressing thanks for the opportunity to keep doing what he enjoys.
Blue Bloods Cast Takes Pay Cuts to Secure Season 14!
In a bold move to keep the beloved series alive, the cast and producers of Blue Bloods have agreed to significant pay cuts for another season. With Season 14 set to premiere on February 16, 2024, fans can expect more thrilling episodes as their favorite characters return to the screen.
Tom Selleck, best known for his portrayal as Frank Reagan, saved $1 million by accepting a 25% cut from his former $200,000 per episode salary. Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan, who play Danny and Erin, both made sacrifices, losing $750,000 and $500,000, respectively.
The final season will be split into two parts, with the second half slated for release in the fall of 2024. This decision not only secures the future of the show but also demonstrates the dedication of the cast and crew to their loyal fanbase.
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