Military Partners Star Sally Pressman Ink Deal With NBC As Lifetime Drama Eyes Finish

EXCLUSIVE: Military Partners star Sally Pressman is continue within the Lifetime drama series after its approaching sixth season. Pressman has signed a talent holding deal with NBC. Beneath the pact, the broadcast network will cast the actress in the project it's in development for next fall or have her join an on-air series. Like the relaxation in the Military Partners cast, Pressman is positioned revisit the audience from the series the next month to begin filming the sixth season. Nevertheless the lead stars haven't any deals beyond Season 6, there weren't any overtures yet within the network or creating studio ABC Art galleries, making the women available to take other series regular jobs. Fellow Military Partners star Catherine Bell lately signed onto headline the TNT movie Hello, Killer that's being eyed as potential backdoor pilot, so Bell features a series option behind it although exploring options round the broadcast side, where she made her mark since the star of CBS’ JAG. Lifetime has not introduced its plans for Military Partners beyond Season 6. Due to the soft showing in the network’s new scripted series, departing Military Partners and Drop Dead Diva as Lifetime’s most effective dramas, the web might make an effort to extend Military Partners‘ run for the next season with generous proposes to the heavens. However, thinking about the truth that Lifetime experienced extended and difficult license fee discussions with ABC Art galleries yesteryear couple of occasions since the series will get more pricey which cast people haven't any deals and so are absolve to explore other options, obtaining the show back having its entire core cast intact might be difficult. (Also further further complicating things might be the bizarre recent behavior by star Kim Delaney.) For any spinoff, the network attempted that after formerly, plus it didn’t work. Furthermore to playing the feisty Roxy LeBlanc on Military Partners, Pressman, repped by UTA and Principal Entertainment, is doing guest spots on CBS’ The Completely New Adventures of Old Christine and Criminal Minds and Fundamental steps approaching comedy Guy Up!.