Is Rosie O’Donnell joining the cast of "Nip / Tuck" full time? That’s what Rosie said during a break on the set of "The View" today. She said she’s been offered the female lead of the show since Joley Richardson is leaving for a year. She said that she’d play the character of Dawn Budge, who was introduced in a guest role this past (the show’s 4th) season. Dawn would be the owner of the plastic surgery center and do things like "sneak Cher in the back door" and then hire paparazzi to take pictures. Rosie added that it would be a 15-week shoot in LA. She didn’t say if she was going to do it, but it sounded very much like she’s leaning towards it. No word on how this could affect her schedule with "The View," but Rosie has said that she’s only signed on to co-host for one season of Barbara Walters’ morning talk-fest.
When her only child Daisy was born 15 years ago, actress Joely Richardson was torn between going back to work and being a mother. She chose work and made her way the top of her game as a highly-paid star of one of American’s most popular television dramas, Nip/Tuck. However Miss Richardson has now stunned producers of the show by telling them she is quitting to return to the UK to care for her daughter. She has revealed for the first time that Daisy has a rare medical condition which she was diagnosed with shortly after her first birthday. The teenageer is due to undergo a series of operations on her legs after gradually developing circulation problems in her veins over the years. The condition, which Miss Richardson, 41, has never spoken of before, is understood to weaken the valves and walls of the veins making them less efficient at circulating blood back to her heart. "Surgeons and hospitals have been a big part of our lives. We were always told that she would have to have more surgery when she got older. The time has come," the actress revealed. Speaking of her departure from the plastic surgery drama, she said: "What the future holds, nobody can say. It’s all up in the air. And I don’t know if I will ever be here (in Hollywood) again. "I love my work. But I had to be in two places at once and I thought, ‘If it were all over tomorrow, what would I regret?’ It would be not being there for her. "It had to be done but it was scary." Joely, who spends six months of the year in London and six months in Los Angeles, added she felt rather concerned that she had not forewarned producers of the show: "You think, ‘Oh my God, are they going to sue me?" Nip/Tuck creator Ryan Murphy said: "It was sad, but Joely came before her character. The dynamic of the show changed with the difficulty of what she was going through (personally), plus what she is going through on the show this season playing the mother of a deformed baby. That said, Joely is the best she has ever been." Murphy said he was praying the actress would make it back for the next season of the show: "I don’t want to do the show without her," he said.
"In the year 2026, an adult Conor attempts to mend his emotional wounds through a gathering of his entire family, an adult Annie age 29 remains tormented by her own upbringing. Present day, Julia accepts the fact that her happiness means being alone as she departs Miami for New York with Annie and Conor, leaving Sean and I behind for good."
Sean will speak to Marlowe about a leg lengthening operation. Liz’s new girlfriend is Poppy (played by Alanis Morissette), an athletic and perky woman who is into health and fitness talks Liz into cosmetic surgery to better her appearance for her . The episode will also feature Chiyo, a French-speaking Asian assassin, as well as another very threatning man named Hanae.
Is Rosie O’Donnell joining the cast of "Nip / Tuck" full time? That’s what Rosie said during a break on the set of "The View" today. She said she’s been offered the female lead of the show since Joley Richardson is leaving for a year. She said that she’d play the character of Dawn Budge, who was introduced in a guest role this past (the show’s 4th) season. Dawn would be the owner of the plastic surgery center and do things like "sneak Cher in the back door" and then hire paparazzi to take pictures. Rosie added that it would be a 15-week shoot in LA. She didn’t say if she was going to do it, but it sounded very much like she’s leaning towards it. No word on how this could affect her schedule with "The View," but Rosie has said that she’s only signed on to co-host for one season of Barbara Walters’ morning talk-fest.
When her only child Daisy was born 15 years ago, actress Joely Richardson was torn between going back to work and being a mother. She chose work and made her way the top of her game as a highly-paid star of one of American’s most popular television dramas, Nip/Tuck. However Miss Richardson has now stunned producers of the show by telling them she is quitting to return to the UK to care for her daughter. She has revealed for the first time that Daisy has a rare medical condition which she was diagnosed with shortly after her first birthday. The teenageer is due to undergo a series of operations on her legs after gradually developing circulation problems in her veins over the years. The condition, which Miss Richardson, 41, has never spoken of before, is understood to weaken the valves and walls of the veins making them less efficient at circulating blood back to her heart. "Surgeons and hospitals have been a big part of our lives. We were always told that she would have to have more surgery when she got older. The time has come," the actress revealed. Speaking of her departure from the plastic surgery drama, she said: "What the future holds, nobody can say. It’s all up in the air. And I don’t know if I will ever be here (in Hollywood) again. "I love my work. But I had to be in two places at once and I thought, ‘If it were all over tomorrow, what would I regret?’ It would be not being there for her. "It had to be done but it was scary." Joely, who spends six months of the year in London and six months in Los Angeles, added she felt rather concerned that she had not forewarned producers of the show: "You think, ‘Oh my God, are they going to sue me?" Nip/Tuck creator Ryan Murphy said: "It was sad, but Joely came before her character. The dynamic of the show changed with the difficulty of what she was going through (personally), plus what she is going through on the show this season playing the mother of a deformed baby. That said, Joely is the best she has ever been." Murphy said he was praying the actress would make it back for the next season of the show: "I don’t want to do the show without her," he said.
