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