Commodities & securities litigation and regulatory enforcement.All finance, financial services regulation and investment products.Personnel records and employee data privacyįinance, financial services regulation and investment products.Employment litigation and dispute resolution.Global compliance and crisis management.All corporate crime / white collar crime and investigations.International Corporate ReorganizationsĬorporate crime / white collar crime and investigations.Foreign investment and national security.Export controls, sanctions and anti-money laundering.Privacy, data protection and cybersecurity.This is a great opportunity to take what was good and then finesse it the way we want to. I’m excited, because we’re it back better. ĪX: Anything else you’d like to say about UNFORGETTABLE at this time?
I think we started to find that balance toward the end. WALSH: I think the question always was, how much ? I mean, is it a show all about that, is that something that just gets folded in? I think the show has to have a life aside from memory. If you hang out inQueensfor awhile, it’s a slower, almost suburban city feel and I think they want to pump it up.ĪX: Do you feel that UNFORGETTABLE got a better handle on depicting how Carrie’s eidetic memory worked as it went along? There was something about queens that was almost kind of provincial, which is funny to think. The idea was to make the stakes higher, make it a little slicker. Now we’ll probably use every borough to beManhattan. WALSH: The truth was, we were using every borough to be queens. They’re bringing it back with a little more action and a little more edge.ĪX: In Season 1, were you shooting Manhattan for the outer borough, and now you’re going to be using Manhattan for Manhattan? It’s less of a situation where I’m her boss, always sort of slapping her wrist and telling her not to do things. One of the great things about picking the show up as a summer show is, it gives them a chance to revamp it.
WALSH: Well, I think we were trying to find the show, and it’s going to change again. They want to make it with a little more pace and a little more oomph.ĪX: How did you feel about Season 1 overall? WALSH: They’re going to move it toManhattan, give it a little more energy, change some of the cast. I love the hook, but it’s more than that because it looks into the people, I think, more than your average procedural.ĪX: How is the show changing for Season 2? What I love about it is, it’s a great procedural, but I think it’s more than that. He has to answer to something higher, and she’s a little reckless, and they have this past. First of all, I loved the script, but I like the world that he inhabits, and I like what he has to deal with in her. WALSH: After seven years on NIP/TUCK, I was looking for something in law enforcement, and this was perfect. We always knew it was right there, and when it was canceled, I wasn’t surprised, but when it was brought back, I wasn’t surprised, either.ĪX: What attracted you to UNFORGETTABLE in the beginning? I will say that we always knew that we had a fan base, and we always knew that what we had to do was kind of adrenalize the show a little bit, and toward the end, we had to close out some storylines. When they canceled the show, I thought we were dead. More Than Meets the Eye: The Joan Brock Storyĭylan Walsh Interview Exclusive Interview: Dylan Walsh on the return of UNFORGETTABLEĪX: Did you ever think the show was dead, or did you think …ĭYLAN WALSH: I thought we were dead. Lost Holiday: The Jim and Suzanne Shemwell Story
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