“ Chicago Hope ” is an American medical drama created by David E. Kelly [1] . The series premiered on September 18, 1994 on the CBS channel [2] .
| Hope Chicago | |
|---|---|
| Chicese hope | |
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| Genre | Medical drama |
| Creator | David Edward Kelly |
| Screenwriter | |
| Cast | Mandy Patinkin Adam Arkin Hector Elizondo Wondi Curtis Hall Barbara Hershey Christine Lahti Peter Berg Mark Harmon Thomas Gibson Rocky Carroll Lauren Holly Jane brooke E. G. Marshall |
| Intro screen saver | "Theme from Chicago Hope" |
| Composer | |
| A country |  USA |
| Number of seasons | 6 |
| Number of episodes | 141 ( episode list ) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Henry Bromelle Bill d'elia David Edward Kelly John tinker |
| Location | Los Angeles Chicago |
| Timing | 42-44 minutes |
| Studio | David E. Kelley Productions 20th Television (1994-1995) 20th Century Fox Television (1995-2000) |
| Broadcast | |
| Tv channel | Cbs Tvgn |
| On the screens | September 18, 1994 - May 4, 2000 |
| Video format | 480i ( SDTV ) |
| Sound format | Stereo |
| Chronology | |
| Related Shows | " Fencers Outpost " |
| References | |
| IMDb | ID 0108724 |
Content
Story
The plot focuses on the life of two doctor friends: Jeffrey Gager ( Mandy Patinkin ) and Aaron Shutt ( Adam Arkin ). Jeffrey Gager is a surgeon whose wife ( Kim Greist ) suffers from a mental illness, as a result of which she drowned their newborn son. Aaron Shutt is a world famous neurosurgeon and Gager's best friend. Dr. Daniel Nieland ( Thomas Gibson ) is an unintelligible surgeon and trauma surgeon. Dr. Keith ( Rocky Carroll ) often conflicts with Nyland and is friends with Dr. Billy Krogkom ( Peter Berg ), distinguished by excessive self-confidence. Talented heart surgeon Keith Austin ( Christine Lahti ) fights with Gager for the position of chief of surgery and fights for custody with her ex-husband Tommy Wilmett ( Ron Silver ). For Gager and Shutt, the life and health of their patients is paramount, which is why they often confront the hospital administration - the managing director of the clinic, Phillip Waters ( Hector Elizondo ) and lawyers Alan Birch ( Peter McNickol) and Stuart Brickman ( Alan Rosenberg ) [3 ] [4] .
Starring
| Name | Actor | Specialty | Season | Series | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | 2 | 3 | four | five | 6 | ||||
| Aaron Shutt | Adam Arkin | Neurosurgeon | the main role | 138 | |||||
| Phillip Waters | Hector Elizondo | Manager | the main role | 141 | |||||
| Jeffrey gager | Mandy Patinkin | Surgeon | the main role | Periodically | the main role | 60 | |||
| Billy Kronk | Peter Berg [5] | Periodically | the main role | 106 | |||||
| Dennis Hancock | Wondi Curtis Hall | Periodically | the main role | 104 | |||||
| Diane Grad | Jane brooke | Periodically | the main role | 103 | |||||
| Danny Nyland | Thomas Gibson | the main role | 70 | ||||||
| Camilla Shutt | Roxanne hart | Nurse | the main role | 47 | |||||
| Alan Birch | Peter McNicol | Lawyer | the main role | 31 | |||||
| Arthur Thurmond | E. G. Marshall | the main role | 13 | ||||||
| Angela Giandamenicio | Roma Maffia | the main role | 13 | ||||||
| Kate Austin | Christine Lahti | Heart surgeon | the main role | 97 | |||||
| John Shutton | Jamie Sheridan | the main role | 18 | ||||||
| Keith Wilkis | Rocky Carroll | the main role | 96 | ||||||
| Jack McNeill | Mark Harmon | the main role | 95 | ||||||
| Lisa Catera | Stacy edwards | the main role | 44 | ||||||
| Robert Yates | Eric Stolz | the main role | 22 | ||||||
| Gina simon | Carla Gugino | the main role | 23 | ||||||
| Francesca Albergetti | Barbara Hershey | the main role | 22 | ||||||
| Jeremy Hanlon | Lauren Holly | the main role | 22 | ||||||
| Stuart Brickman | Alan Rosenberg | Lawyer | the main role | sixteen | |||||
| Lauren Canion | Monique Edwards | Nurse | Periodically | sixteen | |||||
| Joseph Kakachi | Bob Bancroft | Periodically | 31 | ||||||
TV ratings
The pilot episode of “Hopes of Chicago” was broadcast on Saturday evening at 20.00, the day before the pilot of the show “ Ambulance ”, which aired the competitor channel ( NBC ) [6] . After the first week, two medical dramas , the plot of which takes place in Chicago , began to go in prime time - on Thursday at 22.00. The ambulance won the race - its ratings were higher [7] . Because of this, despite the positive reviews from critics, “Chicago Hope” was postponed until 21.00, and after some time the series began to be broadcast on Mondays.
Such a rearrangement benefited the series, and its rating rose from 11.9 and peaked at 20 points. However, in season two, David Edward Kelly and Mandy Patinkin [8] decided to leave the series. In 1997, the Chicago Hopes broadcast was moved to Wednesday at 10 p.m. to make way for Stephen Bochko ’s South Brooklyn drama. In 1999, Mandy Patinkin and David Edward Kelly returned to the series, joining the newcomers - Barbara Hershey and Lauren Holly . But by then, Christine Lahti , Jane Brook , Peter Berg , Wondi Curtis Hall and Stacy Edwards had already left. CBS also returned the show on Thursday, entering a competitive race with NBC 's Fraser and ABC 's Who Does It Want to Be a Millionaire? ". In May 2000, after six seasons on the air, the series “Chicago Hope” was closed [9] .
In 2007, former Chicago Hope stars Mark Harmon , Rocky Carroll, and Lauren Holly began working together on the series Marine Police: Special Forces . The guest role in the series was played by Jane Brook . Thomas Gibson , Mandy Patinkin and Shemar Moore (who played a guest role in "Hope Chicago") reunited on the set of the television series Think Like a Criminal .
Awards and nominations
For six seasons, the series “Hope Chicago” has been nominated for many awards, while winning 7 statuettes “ Emmy ” [10] and “ Golden Globe ” [11] .
Emmy
| Year | Reward | Nominees | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Emmy Award for Best Drama Series | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Drama TV Series | Mandy Patinkin | Victory | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama TV Series | Hector Elizondo | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Director of a Drama TV Series | Lou Antonio for "Life Support" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Individual Achievements in Camera Work in the Series | Tim Suhrshdet for the series "Over The Rainbow" | Victory | |
| Emmy Award for individual achievements in the installation work of the series - single-camera shooting | Lori Jane Coleman for "Pilot" | Nomination | |
| Randy Roberts for "Quarentine" | Nomination | ||
| Emmy Award for Work with Sound in a Drama Series | David Kirchner, Robert Uppere, and Kenneth R. Barton for "Internal Affairs" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Intro Screensaver | Mark Isham | Nomination | |
| 1996 | Emmy Award for Best Drama Series | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Individual Achievement in Casting for a Series | Debbie Manwiller | Victory | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Drama TV Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama TV Series | Hector Elizondo | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Director of a Drama TV Series | Jeremy Kagan for the series "Leave Of Absence" | Victory | |
| Emmy Award for Best Guest Actor in a Drama TV Series | Richard Prior | Nomination | |
| Michael Jeter | Nomination | ||
| Rip Thorne | Nomination | ||
| Emmy Award for Best Guest Actress in a Drama TV Series | Carol Kane | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Cinematography | Kenneth Zunder for the series "Leave of Absence" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for installation work in the series - single-camera shooting | Jim Stewart for the series "Leave of Absence" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for the work of the hairdresser in the series | Mary Ann Valdez, Dion Tyler for the series "Right to Life" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for the work of makeup artist in the series | Norman T. Liawitt, Corey Liar, Bari Dreybend-Boorman and Thomas R. Boorman for the Quiet Riot series | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Intro Screensaver | Mark Isham | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Work with Sound in a Drama Series | Russell S. Fager, R. Russell Smith, Greg Orloff for the Quiet Riot series | Nomination | |
| 1997 | Emmy Award for Best Drama Series | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Drama TV Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama TV Series | Hector Elizondo | Victory | |
| Adam Arkin | Nomination | ||
| Emmy Award for Best Guest Actor in a Drama TV Series | Alan Arkin | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Guest Actress in a Drama TV Series | Isabella Rossellini | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Cinematography in a Series - Single Camera Shooting | James R. Bagdonas for the series "A Time To Kill" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for installation work in the series - single-camera shooting | Alec Smythe, Mark S. Baldwin, They Hes for the Days of the Rope series | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for editing work with sound in the series | Nomination | ||
| 1998 | Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Drama TV Series | Christine Lahti | Victory |
| Emmy Award for Best Director of a Drama TV Series | Bill D'Elia for the series "Brain Salad Surgery" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama TV Series | Hector Elizondo | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for the work of the editor in the series - shooting with one camera | Alec Smythe for the series "Brain Salad Surgery" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Cinematography in a Series - Single Camera Shooting | James R. Bagdonas for the series "Brain Salad Surgery" | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Work with Sound in a Drama Series | Russell S. Fager, R. Russell Smith, and William Frisch for the Brain Salad Surgery Series | Victory | |
| 1999 | Emmy Award for Best Actress in a Drama TV Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination |
| Emmy Award for Best Guest Actor in a Drama TV Series | Mandy Patinkin | Nomination | |
| Emmy Award for Cinematography in a Series - Single Camera Shooting | James R. Bagdonas for the series "Home Is Where The Heartache Is" | Nomination |
Golden Globe
| Year | Reward | Nominees | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama | Nomination | |
| Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Television Series - Drama | Mandy Patinkin | Nomination | |
| 1996 | Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama | Nomination | |
| 1997 | Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama | Nomination | |
| Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama | Christine Lahti | Nomination | |
| 1998 | Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama | Nomination | |
| Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama | Christine Lahti | Victory |
US Screen Actors Guild Award
| Year | Reward | Nominees | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Cast in Drama Series | Nomination | |
| US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actor in a Drama Series | Mandy Patinkin | Nomination | |
| Hector Elizondo | Nomination | ||
| 1996 | US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Cast in Drama Series | Nomination | |
| US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination | |
| 1997 | US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Cast in Drama Series | Nomination | |
| US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination | |
| 1998 | US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Cast in Drama Series | Nomination | |
| US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination | |
| 1999 | US Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress in a Drama Series | Christine Lahti | Nomination |
Other rewards
| Year | Reward | Category | Nominees | Job | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 | Alma | The best individual game in a television series in a crossover | Hector Elizondo | Nomination | |
| 1999 | Best Drama Series | Nomination | |||
| The best individual game in a television series in a crossover | Hector Elizondo | Nomination | |||
| 2000 | Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series | Hector Elizondo | Victory | ||
| 1998 | American Choreographers Award | Best Achievement on Television | Canny ortega | Victory | |
| 1995 | American Assembly Association | The best TV series montage | Laurie Jane Coleman | "Pilot" | Victory |
| 1996 | Alec Smythe | "Love and Hope" | Nomination | ||
| Randy Roberts | "Quarentine" | Nomination | |||
| 1997 | Randy Roberts | "Transplanted Affection" | Victory | ||
| 1999 | Alec Smythe | "Gun With The Wind" | Nomination | ||
| 1995 | American Cameramen Society | Achievement Award | Tim Suchrsted | Nomination | |
| 1996 | Canneth zunder | "Leave of Absence" | Nomination | ||
| 1997 | James R. Bagdonas | "Time to Kill" | Nomination | ||
| 1998 | James R. Bagdonas | "Hope Against Hope" | Nomination | ||
| 1995 | Casting Society of America | Best cast for television in the drama series | Steve Jacobs | Nomination | |
| 1996 | Daby manville | Nomination | |||
| 1997 | Daby manville | Nomination | |||
| 1997 | Cinema Sound Specialists Award | Sound Series Achievement Award | Greg Orloff, R. Russell Smith, Russell S. Fager | "Quiet Riot" | Nomination |
| 1998 | R. Russell Smith, William Frisch, Russell S. Fager | "Brain Salad Surgery" | Victory | ||
| 1999 | R. Russell Smith, William Frisch, Russell S. Fager | "100 and One Damnations" | Nomination | ||
| 1995 | Directors Guild of America Award | Director's Award for Drama Series | Michael Pressman | "Pilot" | Nomination |
| 1997 | GLAAD Media Awards | Television Drama Award - Series | Victory | ||
| 1999 | Television Drama Award - Series | Victory | |||
| 2001 | Television Drama Series Award | "Boys Will Be Girls" | Nomination | ||
| 1997 | Satellite | Sputnik Award for Best Television Series - Drama | Nomination | ||
| Sputnik Award for Best Actress in a Television Series - Drama | Christine Lahti | Victory | |||
| Sputnik Award for Best Actor in a Television Series - Drama | Hector Elizondo | Nomination | |||
| 1999 | Award to the best young artist | Award for Best Young Actress in a TV Drama - TV Series | May whitman | Nomination |
Notes
- ↑ Warrick, Pamela . Some say the exciting plots of 'Chicago Hope' lack medical accuracy. But the drama's creator says caution is exercised-and that people know too much to be fooled. : False Hope? - Los Angeles Times , Articles.latimes.com (April 3, 1995). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ HOWARD ROSENBERG . TV Reviews: 'Chicago Hope' a Medical Melodrama - Los Angeles Times , Articles.latimes.com (September 17, 1994). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ Howard Rosenberg . 'ER' vs. 'Hope': Which Medicine Is Easier to Swallow? - Los Angeles Times , Articles.latimes.com (October 13, 1994). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ Chicago Hope , Movie Fone. Archived December 6, 2015. Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ White, Tom . Peter Berg: A Man of Action and Words: Television: His dual life as actor and screenwriter has put him in a state of enjoyable overload. He's on 'Chicago Hope' and has a production deal for his screenplay. - Los Angeles Times , Articles.latimes.com (April 8, 1995). Date of treatment May 24, 2016.
- ↑ E / R , Entertainment Weekly (September 23, 1994). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ Margulies, Lee . TV Ratings: 'Chicago Hope' Is Revived by 'Murder's' Get-Well Slot , Los Angeles Times (November 2, 1994). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ Ross, Robyn . Mandy Patinkin on His Chicago Hope and Criminal Minds Stints: "I Behaved Abominably" , Empireonline.com (August 21, 2013). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ White, James . 10 TV Showrunners That Left Before Their Time , Empireonline.com (June 6, 2013). Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ Chicago Hope , Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
- ↑ Chicago Hope , Golden Globe Awards. Date of appeal May 25, 2016.
Links
- " Hope Chicago ” on the Internet Movie Database
- Nadezhda Chicago (eng.) On TV.com