Dermot Mulroney Bids Emotional Farewell To Chicago Fire After Season 13 Wraps
Veteran actor shares heartfelt tribute to his character Chief Pascal in candid post
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Dermot Mulroney has officially wrapped his role as Chief Dominic Pascal on NBC’s hit drama “Chicago Fire” as Season 13 comes to a close. The veteran actor took to Instagram to share his heartfelt gratitude with a series of behind-the-scenes photos that capture his time at Firehouse 51.
Emotional Farewell To Firehouse 51
“I hope these pictures can even begin to show how much love and gratitude I feel finishing CHICAGO FIRE Season 13,” Mulroney wrote in his Instagram post, alongside a collection of candid moments from the set. The actor expressed his appreciation to the writers and executives at NBC One Chicago for creating the character of Chief Pascal, adding that portraying the role “has been an honor.”
The photo carousel features Mulroney in his firefighter uniform, posing with various cast members and crew on set. Several images show him in character as Chief Pascal, while others capture more lighthearted moments between takes. The collection provides fans with an intimate look at the camaraderie behind one of television’s most popular procedural dramas.
Behind The Scenes Of Season 13
The images reveal Mulroney fully immersed in the world of “Chicago Fire,” from suited up in firefighter gear to sharing moments with his castmates. In some photos, he’s seen in the iconic Firehouse 51 setting that fans have come to know so well throughout the show’s run. The post includes shots of Mulroney both in character and breaking the fourth wall with candid smiles, giving viewers a glimpse into the dual nature of television production.
Mulroney also made sure to extend his thanks beyond the entertainment industry. “Thanks to firefighters and first responders everywhere,” he wrote, acknowledging the real-life heroes who inspire the show. This sentiment resonates with the series’ long-standing commitment to honoring actual first responders through its storytelling.
A Versatile Career Continues
Dermot Mulroney’s role on “Chicago Fire” is just the latest in a career spanning over three decades in Hollywood. Before joining the One Chicago universe, Mulroney established himself as a versatile actor with memorable performances in films like “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” “About Schmidt,” and “August: Osage County.”
Mulroney began his career in the 1980s and has since appeared in over 70 films. Beyond his work in romantic comedies that made him a household name, he has consistently demonstrated range across genres, from dramas to thrillers and independent films.
Recently, Mulroney has been balancing his television work with other projects. In a previous Instagram post, he shared excitement about joining John Travolta and Mandy Patinkin in the upcoming film “November 1963,” a project he described as a “revelatory whodunnit.” The film will reunite him with director Roland Joffé, whom he worked with on “Goodbye Lover” in 1998.
Mulroney’s Musical Side
What some fans might not know is that Mulroney is also a musician. His Instagram activity reveals his involvement with a band called Jackrabbit, with whom he recently promoted a new single that he described as a “Baby-Done-Me-Wrong banger.” This musical pursuit showcases another dimension of the actor’s creative interests beyond his screen work.
In March, Mulroney shared posts about performing with the band at Molly Malone’s in Los Angeles, highlighting his continued passion for music alongside his acting career. This dual creative life has been a consistent theme throughout his time in Hollywood.
Family Man Behind The Scenes
Beyond his professional achievements, Mulroney’s social media offers glimpses into his personal life as a dedicated family man. Earlier this year, he shared photos from a family trip to Disneyland with his children, calling it “Dermot’s Day Out” and expressing joy at spending quality time with “all 3 kids!!!”
The actor has maintained a relatively private personal life despite his decades in the spotlight, occasionally sharing family moments that reveal the man behind the characters he portrays on screen.
As Mulroney closes this chapter with “Chicago Fire,” fans are left to wonder what’s next for the versatile performer. With his upcoming film “November 1963” and his continued musical pursuits, it’s clear that his departure from Firehouse 51 is far from the end of his creative journey.
For now, “Chicago Fire” viewers can appreciate the dedication and heart Mulroney brought to Chief Pascal, a character that has clearly meant a great deal to the actor during his time on the show. His appreciation for both the fictional world he inhabited and the real first responders who inspired it speaks volumes about his approach to the role.
As one door closes with the conclusion of Season 13, Mulroney’s heartfelt post suggests he’s walking away with nothing but gratitude and warm memories of his time fighting fictional fires in Chicago.
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