Blue Bloodsstar Bridget Moynahan recalls her emotional last day of filming on season 14. Premiering on CBS in 2010, the hit police proceduralis created by Robin Green and Mitchell Burgess with a story that revolves around the Reagan family of police officers in New York. Starring Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Will Estes, Len Cariou, and Andrew Terraciano,Blue Bloodsseason 14, which premiered earlier this year and will return in October, is now set to bring the show to an end.
In a recent interview withPeople, Moynahan, who plays Erin Reagan, Frank’s (Selleck) daughter, recalls her final week of filming onBlue Bloodsseason 14, revealing that “every single day was emotional”. The actor recalls one moment she shared with Selleck, in particular, whenher on-screen father came to set to watch her and Wahlberg film their last scene even though he had already wrapped. While there’s evidently a lot of sadness about the show’s ending, Moynahan says their final day of filming “was quite beautiful.” Check out Moynahan’s comments below:
“I think we’re all a little disappointed. We’ve had such a good time. We all want to be there. It’s a real loss. This was our daily lives for 14 years. And we’ve all experienced major life moments together, whether it’s births, deaths, marriages, divorces, illnesses, we’ve had it all together.
“I think one of the most beautiful things on that last day for me, I’ll never forget it, is Tom, because he was already wrapped and he came down for Donnie and mine’s last scene. We were behind a monitor — I’m getting choked up as I say this — and I had my arm around Tom, and he was holding onto my hands the way my dad did. We were just so thankful, and he was so gracious. From day one that’s the way it went: ‘Nice to meet you. We are family.’
“That love and appreciation and respect without ever having to say. And the appreciation for everything that we had just built while we’re watching our brother, son, teammate and such a voice and face of the show finish his last scene, it was really quite emotional.”
“I have such gratitude for supporting us, cheering us on, for tuning in every Friday night, for caring about the stories and characters, and particularly all the men and women in law enforcement who do put their lives on the line for us.
“It was a lot of lasts. And a lot of really wonderful conversations with people, and a lot of them have been there since day one. So it was a lot of hugs and a lot of tears. It was quite beautiful.”
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It came as a shock to many viewers when it was announced earlier this year thatBlue Bloodsseason 14 would bring the show to an end. A #SaveBlueBloods fan campaign subsequently emerged, and Selleck himself would voice support for the show and its continuation. In aninterview withCBSNewsin April, Selleck stressed that “All the cast wants to come back” while touting the show’s strong ratings.
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CBS executive Amy Reisenbach would subsequently confirm in May, perDeadline, thatBlue Bloodsis indeed ending, expressing that “It is important to give the show the sendoff it deserves.” Since then, Paramount co-CEO Brian Robbins has revealed that aBlue Bloods"franchise extension"is in development, but it’s not yet clear what form this will take. It’s possible that a new show in that universe will bring back members of the Reagan family, butMoynahan’s latest comment certainly suggests that the mainBlue Bloodscast treated their final days of filming as the definitive end of the line.
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Blue Bloods is a television drama series that follows the Reagan family, a family of law enforcement officers in New York City. Led by Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, the series explores familial and professional dynamics as they navigate police work and politics, guided by their patriarch, the former Chief, Henry Reagan.
