News about Kevin McKidd

After being renewed for season 21, Grey's Anatomy is expected to return to primetime television on ABC. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the hit medical drama, which first appeared nearly 20 years ago in 2005, is now under the care of showrunner Meg Marinis, who took on the lead role in the show's new 20th season. Marinis appeared in Grey's Anatomy's third season as a writer's production assistant and then moved up over the years.

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On ITV1, a dramatic new crime series will be available accompanied by a star-studded cast of familiar faces. Six Four first premiered on ITVX in March, but the mind-bending film will make its debut on the small screen at 9 p.m. tonight, just in time for some exciting viewing as the chilly nights draw in. Six Four is based on Hideo Yokoyama's best-selling titular book, with the main action set in Glasgow. The story of kidnap, treason, betrayal, and an unwavering search for the truth begins when DC Chris O'Neill, whose daughter is missing, is contacted by a journalist about a cold case involving another missing child. The four-part series, which will be available to watch every Sunday over the next few weeks, is host to an all-star cast of renowned actors and actresses - but who are they and who do they play in the drama?

During their holiday in Lake Como, Italy this week, Grey's Anatomy actress Kevin McKiddd and Station 19 actress Danielle Savre packed on the PDA. The 49-year-old actor and the 34-year-old TV actress, who had never been ruminant to be married, couldn't take their hands off each other as they enjoyed themselves on a pier. While Danielle demonstrated her athletic physique in a peach-colored bikini, Kevin sported gray and black camouflage trunks.

Following the success of the 1996 film, the actor, 49, has lived in Los Angeles and has appeared in the hugely popular medical drama Grey's Anatomy for 15 years. But McKidd used a three-month break from filming to return to Scotland as Detective Constable Chris O'Neil in ITVX's Six Four. The film, which was largely shot in Edinburgh and Glasgow, would follow O'Neil's daughter's disappearance, who's inquiry led him to suspicion that her the case may have been traced to that of another missing girl years before, potentially exposing a police cover-up. So, as McKidd's latest police drama is out, MailOnline takes a look at his Trainspotting co-stars' lives since the megahit film was released 27 years ago.

Variety announced on Friday that Grey's Anatomy had been revived for a twentieth season at ABC. The series, which will soon say goodbye to Dr. Maggie Pierce, has been the longest running primetime medical drama in television history during its run. Executive producer Meg Marinis would also be the showrunner of the forthcoming film, according to the magazine.

Kevin McKiddd plays Detective Constable Chris O'Neill, who despite being a good copper, has failed to receive the promotions that have pushed his older brother Philip (Shetland's Andrew Whipp) down the ranks (left). The actor rose to fame in Trainspotting (top right) and has become a global celebrity thanks to his appearance in Grey's Anatomy (bottom right).

Arielle, Grey's Anatomy actress, has filed for divorce after five years of marriage due to irreconcilable differences. Aiden, four, and Nava, three, three months after her husband, 49, announced that they had "decided to end the marriage part" of their marriage in July. According to TMZ, she is now requesting that the court'restore her original surname, Goldrath.'

Before shooting 1996's Trainspotting, where he played Glasgow drug addict Mark Renton, Ewan McGregor said he considered smoking heroin. Obi Wan-Kenobi actor Kenobi, 51, said on the Smart-Less podcast that he did not think he'd be able to perform the role without ever experimenting the illegal drug. However, after meeting real addicts in the Scottish town where the film was shot and seeing the adverse effects of drugs, he quickly changed direction.