Interview with Warren Leight
From TV with MeeVee
November 1, 2006
Law & Order: Criminal Intent returned this season facing an uphill battle: new night, new timeslot, and new cast members. If fans were nervous about all of the changes, just imagine how executive producer Warren Leight must be feeling.
Fortunately for us, Leight took time out of his hectic schedule to give MeeVee.com an exclusive interview. He reveals everything you're dying to know about the cast changes, what's coming up in weeks ahead, and how in the hell the show snagged Liza Minnelli as a guest star.
MV: Thanks so much for taking the time to do this interview, Warren. You're talking to the biggest Law & Order: Criminal Intent fan you can find.
WL: Good. Great. What a relief! (laughter)
Full interview.
posted by lljudge @ 7:08 AM
7 Comments:
Thank you. This is a great article! It does seem like we are hooked on the show and it's actors, but we forget who creates the show. This year Mr. Leight has done an excellent job. Can't wait for more eps!
He thinks the six episodes this year are better than all the previous 111 episodes? And he spends most of the article complaining about how he had so little time to prepare, about how hard he works. Boo-hoo-hoo...
What a pompous whining ass.
That was worth reading for this AM. Thanks! Warren Leight, you have my biggest clap offering! Keep up the good job!!!
I like what he said about Vince & Kate lol
what a boggling interview! i hope warren leight never runs out of exquisite ideas for loci. i am starting to love him! i wonder who will be the special guest on christmas week??? thank you for sharing, lljudge!
thank you for this news!
he is so good he should produce a criminal intent movie with the four elite detectives in it!
"....and Vincent and Kate said...???'
OK, they're interviewing Mr Leight, but I'd LOVE to know, wouldn't you?!
Glad to hear he talked to D'Onofrio and Erbe about the changes to gett their buy in. I do think he's brought a new energy to the show. I know ome folks don't like it, but then again some people would rather mass was still said in Latin. Things that don't change die and in TV that means they get cancelled.
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