BMF Actor Da'Vinchi Joins Chicago Fire Cast As Series Regular For Season 15
The actor will play firefighter candidate Marcus Burke when the NBC drama returns this fall.
- Show
- Chicago Fire
- Network
- NBC
- Status
- renewed
- Season
- Season 15
- Window
- October 7
- Da'Vinchi as Marcus Burke
Da'Vinchi has joined the series regular cast of NBC’s Chicago Fire for its upcoming 15th season, according to Deadline. The actor will play Marcus Burke, a firefighter candidate at Firehouse 51.
He joins returning stars Taylor Kinney, David Eigenberg, Miranda Rae Mayo, Christian Stolte, Joe Miñoso, Jocelyn Hudon, and Brandon Larracuente.
Who is Da'Vinchi playing?
Da'Vinchi's character, Marcus Burke, is described as roguish, funny, with a wry sense of humor, and also a little defiant.
What else is new for Season 15?
Victor Terharn will take over as showrunner for the new season. Season 14 ended on a major cliffhanger with the crew of Firehouse 51 responding to a dangerous fire at a storage facility. A logline for the new season has yet to be released. The series is executive produced by Dick Wolf and follows the lives of firefighters, rescuers, and paramedics in Chicago.
Where can I watch Chicago Fire?
According to its official listing, Chicago Fire is currently streaming on fuboTV, Peacock Premium, YouTube TV, NBC, USA Network, and Peacock Premium Plus. The series first aired in 2012.
Frequently Asked Questions
What other shows has Da'Vinchi been in?
Da'Vinchi most recently played one of the Flenory brothers on the Starz series BMF. He also starred in The CW's All-American and has upcoming roles in Tyler Perry projects for Netflix.
What happened at the end of Chicago Fire Season 14?
The season ended with a major cliffhanger. The crew of Firehouse 51 responded to a fire at a storage facility. After they entered, a loud explosion was heard, leaving their fates unknown. The episode also featured Herrmann pondering retirement and renewing his vows.
Who is the new showrunner for Chicago Fire?
Victor Terharn will serve as showrunner and executive producer for Season 15, following Andrea Newman's exit after 14 seasons.
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