Bridget Moynahan Reflects On Career, Industry Change At North Fork TV Festival Deadline Dinner

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Bridget Moynahan said she remains hopeful that strong storytelling and creativity can thrive despite upheaval in television, including streaming’s rise and major company changes. Speaking at a North Fork Television Festival dinner, she reflected on a career that included a rare 14-season run on Blue Bloods, which ended in 2024.

Moynahan also discussed acting, producing and directing, including directing three Blue Bloods episodes and one for its spin-off, Boston Blue. She is due to star with Christopher Meloni in Hulu’s drama about the Cleveland Browns, scheduled to premiere after Disney’s Super Bowl coverage next February; the festival also screened independent pilots and held a panel on AI’s impact on television.

In short

  • Moynahan remains optimistic about television’s future.
  • Blue Bloods gave her 14 seasons of stability.
  • She is exploring more work behind the camera.

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