'Chicago P.D.' vet Jason Beghe reveals that Halstead's departure in season 10 can be a 'huge change' for everybody in Intelligence.
Chicago P.D. returns for season 10 on September 21 and vital adjustments are forward. Jesse Lee Soffer, who performs Det. Jay Halstead, can be leaving the hit NBC sequence in some unspecified time in the future within the upcoming tenth season. Jason Beghe defined how Halstead’s exit will influence all of Intelligence.
“For one factor, it’s type of like a loss of life within the household,” Jason informed reporters, together with HollywoodLife, throughout a One Chicago press day. “Clearly, there’s a painful emotional response. How a lot you understand it, it stays to be seen. You lose a mom, baby, a brother, shut good friend, it’s going to have an effect on you. How so that you don’t actually know, however it should. And we'll discover out. I’m sorry I can’t be extra particular, but it surely’s a giant change.”
Jesse introduced that he was leaving the present after 10 seasons on August 29. He’s been a sequence common on the present since its debut in 2014.
“I need to thank the unbelievable followers for his or her unwavering help in the course of the previous 10 years and need to categorical my deepest gratitude to Dick Wolf and everybody at Wolf Leisure, Peter Jankowski, Matt Olmstead, Derek Haas, Michael Brandt, Rick Eid, Gwen Sigan, NBC, Common Tv, my fellow castmates, and our unbelievable crew,” Jesse mentioned in an announcement to Selection. “To create this hour drama week after week has been a labor of affection by everybody who touches the present. I'll all the time be happy with my time as Det. Jay Halstead.”
The specifics surrounding Halstead’s departure haven't been revealed. On condition that Halstead is married to Upton, and Tracy Spiridakos is staying on the present, the storyline can be very fascinating to observe unfold. The character is anticipated to exit within the fall.
Jason additionally teased what to anticipate within the season 10 premiere from Voight. “I feel that the primary episode is pretty compelling and fascinating. For followers of the present, they’ll see Voight maybe extra susceptible than they’re used to seeing,” he revealed. Chicago P.D. will air Wednesdays at 10 p.m. on NBC.