
EXCLUSIVE: Mike Vogel (Cloverfield, The Help) has been cast as the lead in Living Loaded, Fox’s single-camera comedy pilot from It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia creator/star Rob McElhenney and the show’s executive producer Rob Rosell. Based on the book of the same name by Dan Dunn, it centers on Dan (Vogel), the loose partying blogger of the popular Living Loaded blog who is forced to change his career plans when he becomes an NPR radio host. For Vogel, who stars on Pan Am, the casting is formally in second position to the freshman ABC drama which is unlikely to return. Co-written by Rosell, McElhenney and Dunn, Living Loaded hails from FX Prods where McElhenney, Charlie Day and Glenn Howerton’s company RCG has a production deal. McElhenney serves as showrunner and executive produces with Rosell, Day, Howerton, Nick Frenkel and Michael Rotenberg. Vogel, repped by WME, manager Geordie Frey and attorney Robert Offer, is coming off an Ensemble SAG Award for The Help.
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Dude’s gonna be big. Thought the same thing of Brad Cooper years ago. Congrats good casting.
Agreed. Understated but powerful and strangely sexy. I can’t take my eyes off him. He’s going to be big.
yeah mike!!! congrats fool!
Favorite pilot of the season. Major Sunny in Philly Fan. Didn’t think they’d cast such a leading man in the role but Vogel casting makes it that much more interesting.
Congrats to him!!! he is a good actor and I love him
Awww I loved him on Pan Am.
I really wished they would give that show another chance on a different night or new time slot.
I adored him as Dean and love the chemistry he has with Karine Vanasse’s character Colette!
I agree. At least, if they are going to end the series on Sunday, I hope they wrap up the story lines in a satisfying way. (Ted needs to be with Laura and Colette needs to be with Dean…)