Shawn Hatosy Spotted on CBS’s Fire Country Set Following Emmy Triumph

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15, 2025 (AP) - Actor Shawn Hatosy was photographed today on the set of CBS’s Fire Country in Santa Clarita, Calif., just one day after celebrating his first Emmy win for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series on HBO Max’s The Pitt.

An Emmy winner turned guest star, Hatosy was seen donning firefighting gear and interacting with stunt crews as cameras rolled on a blaze simulation sequence. His appearance marks a shift from medical dramas to action-oriented roles and underscores his rising profile in network television.

Nut Graf Hatosy’s move from HBO Max’s critically acclaimed hospital drama to a recurring part on CBS’s Fire Country highlights his versatility. The Emmy-winning actor has quickly become a sought-after character performer, with studios eager to leverage his dramatic intensity in both streaming and broadcast projects.

On-Set Details

• Filming Location: Fire Country’s Santa Clarita backlot, featuring large-scale pyrotechnics and live fire effects.
• Role Insight: Hatosy plays Captain Aaron Sloan, a veteran firefighter mentoring rookies through high-risk rescues.
• Production Notes: Scenes shot today simulated a multi-vehicle crash ignited by downed power lines, requiring precise coordination between Hatosy, stunt teams and special effects technicians.

Emmy Aftermath At Sunday’s 77th Emmy Awards, Hatosy secured his first Emmy for his portrayal of Dr. Jack Abbot on The Pitt, sharing the Creative Arts ceremony spotlight with fellow winners Noah Wyle and Katherine LaNasa. Industry insiders say his win has opened doors to leading guest arcs on major network series.

Career Trajectory Since breaking out on USA’s Animal Kingdom and Chicago P.D., Hatosy has built a reputation for intense, grounded performances. His recent Emmy accolade cements his status as a go-to talent for emotionally driven supporting roles and paves the way for more substantial recurring work on network dramas.

Future Projects Hatosy will return to HBO Max next month to begin work on The Pitt’s second season and is in talks for additional guest spots on Fire Country through early 2026.