Monday, June 15, 2015

This is the replacement for McDreamy of “Grey’s” – Expressen

In April, Patrick Dempsey fired from “Grey’s Anatomy” when McDreamy unexpectedly died in an accident.

Now, his successor appointed in the New Zealand actor Martin Henderson.

Martin Henderson has previously played in the ABC series “Secrets & amp; Lies” and “Off the map” and according to Time to play a surgeon in the series. According to information he will debut in the popular hospital series when the twelfth season premieres in the US on 24 September.

Patrick Dempsey’s character Derek Shepard died shocked many fans and over 106 000 people have signed a petition that requiring that he will return to the series. But no such plans does not seem to be.

READ MORE: TV wife on the text after the shock.

“Meredith and the entire Grey’s family will tread unknown territory as we step into the next chapter of her life. The opportunities for what is to come is infinite, “wrote the series creator Shonda Rhimes said in a statement in April when the last episode was broadcast.

Meanwhile, Patrick Dempsey, who played the role of McDreamy in eleven seasons, said he wants to “try something different in TV.”

– But will I be allowed to do something different? Derek so strongly identified with me that I can go on and be someone else? There will be a challenge. To see if people can embrace me as anyone else, “he has previously told Entertainment Weekly.

READ MORE: Infidelity The deal got McDreamy fired.

about a month ago it emerged that an affair was behind Dempsey’s farewell from the series. According to Radar Online to be the actor had a fling with a young woman during the recordings. He must have been caught, which caused the divorce with his wife Jillian, but also got him off from the series.

– It was obvious to everyone that Patrick was with her. It was very messy and emotionally during filming, a source told the site then.

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