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Aaron Sorkin has returned to Broadway to 'polish' his 1989 play A Few Good Men, treating the production as a new work rather than a revival. Bradley Whitford, who originally played Daniel Kaffee, now stars as Judge Nathan Jessep. The production begins previews on October 8 and opens at the Vivian Beaumont Theater on October 29.
Bradley Whitford is set to reprise his role as Col. Jessup in the upcoming Broadway revival of 'A Few Good Men,' reuniting him with playwright Aaron Sorkin. The production opens at Lincoln Center Theater on October 8, shortly after Whitford received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on September 30. Whitford describes the collaboration as a 'time machine,' noting that their initial meeting in the 1989 original production led to their long-term partnership on 'The West Wing.' He emphasizes the play's contemporary relevance, framing it as a debate on whether survival depends on cooperation or dominance. Whitford also expressed optimism regarding a potential limited series revival of 'The West Wing,' citing Sorkin's interest in new material.
Bradley Whitford is actively lobbying creator Aaron Sorkin to revive 'The West Wing' as a limited series. During his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, Whitford expressed optimism that the timing is right for a return, noting that Sorkin had previously expressed interest in writing new episodes after a 25th-anniversary event. Fellow cast member Dulé Hill confirmed the ensemble is ready to return if Sorkin writes the material, though he questioned how to dramatize current world events.
Allison Janney and Bradley Whitford have been promoted to series regulars for Season 4 of Netflix's political drama 'The Diplomat,' which stars Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell, and continues to explore political intrigue following the events of Season 3.
Allison Janney and Bradley Whitford have been promoted to series regulars for Season 4 of Netflix's 'The Diplomat,' which is set to begin production this fall ahead of its Season 3 debut on October 16. Janney plays Vice President-turned-President Grace Penn, and Whitford portrays First Gentleman Todd Penn, with both actors previously guest stars on the show.