Colin Donnell Lpsg (2024)

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Did Colin Donnell leave Chicago Med? ›

Donnell starred in Chicago Med until the end of Season 4, when Deadline reported he was leaving the series in a creative decision tied to his character's story evolution. The actor last played Connor in Chicago Med's Season 5 premiere, when Colin chose to leave the hospital after his drama with Dr.

Colin Donnell loves life as a father-of-two. The Chicago Med alum, 41, tells PEOPLE that his family life is "the best," raving about his two daughters, Cecily, 3, and 7-month-old Lorelai, whom he shares with wife and fellow actor Patti Murin.

His introduction to the stage was in high school where he was a part of the choir and was in the background juggling and doing circus tricks, which led to being part of his first school musical production of Barnum. Donnell graduated from Indiana University Bloomington in 2005.

I'm the youngest of 3 boys in my family and my brothers are both huge talents in what they do. So it was extra special to run around Chicago & be photographed by my brother Ryan Donnell Photography, LLC for this Enjoy Illinois Q&A.

While appearing on Rachel Bilson's Broad Ideas podcast on July 15, 2024, DeVitto revealed that her contract was not renewed, but added that she was glad she wasn't asked back.

Dr. Connor Rhodes is a Trauma Surgery/later Cardiothoracic Surgery fellow. The character was not introduced in the backdoor pilot aired on Chicago Fire, as Colin Donnell only joined the cast as a series regular when Chicago Med was picked up.

While the two have performed alongside each other on TV's Chicago Med, where Donnell was a regular, the two first began dating while starring in Alex Timbers and Michael Friedman's musical adaptation of Love's Labour's Lost as part of The Public's Shakespeare in the Park. They married in June 2015.

Samantha "Sam" Zanetti is a former Attending Physician in Trauma Surgery at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. She was portrayed by Julie Berman.

Is Dr. Connor Rhodes reporting for work at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center again? Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like it. Donnell's return to the Chicago Med set was only social, apparently, with TVLine reporting there aren't plans to bring Connor back on screen.

Born in St. Louis, Missouri and now a resident of New York City, Colin Donnell is an American actor first known for his work on stage before making his television debut on ABC's 'Pan Am' and subsequently as Tommy Merlyn in The CW's hit show 'Arrow'.

Who is Dr. Rose on Chicago Med? ›

Connor Rhodes (Colin Donnell) first appeared on Chicago Med in the pilot episode — which also happened to be his very first day working at the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center. It quickly became clear that he was part of a wealthy Chicago family who had ties to the hospital, which colored his time on the show.

Not according to a Med insider, who tells TVLine that there are no plans for the actor to resurface on-screen. That said, Donnell has previously said that he is open to reprising his role. “I loved my time on Chicago Med,” the actor told TVLine back in 2022.

Connor Rhodes left Chicago Med -- in fact, his first episode was Connor's last episode. It quickly became clear to viewers that not only was Crockett filling the vacancy created by Connor's departure, but Crockett was written to follow in Connor's footsteps, too.

Brian Tee portrayed Dr. Ethan Choi for eight seasons before exiting Chicago Med in 2022. According to Deadline, the actor's decision to leave was inspired by his family, with Brian hoping to spend more time with his wife, Mirelly Taylor, and their daughter, Madelyn.

The cause of her symptoms is later diagnosed to be a benign mediastinal teratoma, which is successfully removed by surgery. Robin continues to experience side effects from her medication, and leaves in Season 3 to stay with her mother in Minneapolis, and continue her recovery, ending her relationship with Dr. Rhodes.