Fans of Nashville were pleasantly surprised when CMT picked up the series after its ABC cancellation, and they now have more good news to celebrate. Soap opera alum Will Chase (ex-Dr. Jason Nance, One Life to Live; ex-Dr. Linn, As the World Turns; ex-A.D.A. Phillips, All My Children) is reprising his role as Luke Wheeler.
Hot off his run on Broadway's Something Rotten, the actor will be back for a guest starring role on the county music series. His Nashville costar Chris Carmack broke the news on Twitter with the tweet, "It's always a good day opening up for Luke Wheeler!"
It's always a good day opening up for Luke Wheeler! @WillChaseMe @NashvilleCMT pic.twitter.com/eIF82bpr9W
- Chris Carmack (@RealCarmack) November 6, 2016
Chase followed up the tweet with, "Felt good to put the boots back on and always good to see YOU brother!"
Felt good to put the boots back on and always great to see YOU brother! @RealCarmack @NashvilleCMT #WheelsUp https://t.co/88uTg9CBKg
- Will Chase (@WillChaseMe) November 6, 2016
Nashville's season five will debut on CMT on Thursday, January 5, 2017.
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