One Chicago's Cast Is Pure Chaos Until Cameras Roll | Set Stories

The stars of One Chicago have spent countless hours bringing the worlds of Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med to life, but some of their most memorable moments happened when the cameras weren't supposed to be rolling. In this Collider Set Stories interview, Taylor Kinney (Kelly Severide), Marina Squerciati (Kim Burgess), and Darren Barnet (Dr. John Frost) share hilarious behind-the-scenes memories, unexpected filming challenges, and the little traditions that make working on NBC's interconnected Chicago dramas so special. Kinney recalls an elaborate Chicago Fire sequence involving a closed road, multiple cameras, and a very unfortunate missed turn. Squerciati shares an embarrassing encounter with someone she mistook for a realistic prop body, while Barnet discusses the intricate medical procedures that make Chicago Med feel authentic. The actors also discuss the technical advisers who help them accurately portray first responders, the surprising talents of their crew members, and the games and traditions that keep everyone entertained during long filming days. From shaving heads between seasons to chaotic ensemble scenes, the One Chicago cast offers a revealing look at the personalities and friendships that help make these shows work. Chapters: 0:00 One Chicago Cast Shares Set Stories 0:22 Chicago Med's Most Intricate Medical Scenes 0:44 Taylor Kinney's Hilarious Chicago Fire Filming Mishap 1:54 Marina Squerciati's Embarrassing Prop Body Story 2:28 Hidden Details and Talents of the One Chicago Crew 3:31 How Real First Responders Help the Cast 5:02 One Chicago's Games, Traditions, and Pie Contests 6:36 A Typical 14-Hour Day on Set 8:03 Taylor Kinney Shaved His Head Between Seasons 8:30 The Chaos and Friendships Behind One Chicago 9:43 What Keeps the Cast Going After Years on Set Our Social Media:   / collider   www.x.com/Collider Our Website https://www.collider.com For copyright matters, please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com #onechicago #chicagofire #chicagopd #chicagomed #collider