EXCLUSIVE: Nicollette Sheridan's TV Husband Caught Lunching With Desperate Housewives Creator
Posted on Apr 15, 2010 @ 07:15PM - 3 comments
Nicollette Sheridan seems to be running out of allies. Her TV husband Neal McDonough was spotted lunching with Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry, RadarOnline.com has learned. Does this mean McDonough's mysterious Dave Williams will make a return to the show despite Sheridan's absence?
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"Well, they were really friendly. It looked like two old pals getting back together again," an onlooker said. McDonough and Cherry enjoyed an afternoon meal together on Thursday at The Grill on the Universal lot- where ABC's Housewives is filmed.
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"It was really light-hearted and warm between them, they were laughing," the onlooker added.
Recently, there have been rumors circulating that a former regular would be making a return to the show.
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Early in April, McDonough parted ways with ABC's new dramedy Scoundrels when he refused to do sex scenes, crediting his Catholic faith for his decision.
His Housewives character, unlike Sheridan's, was not killed off so he logically could return. His character was sent to a mental hospital in Boston.
Maybe there will be more future (onscreen) hysteria on Wysteria Lane!
Actor Neal McDonough Refuses To Do Sex Scene – Off Show
Posted on Apr 01, 2010 @ 10:10AM - 11 comments
Call Neal McDonough the anti-Tiger: the TV actor recently gave up his part on the new ABC show Scoundrels just three days into filming, because the script called for him to be in a sex scene -- something the married Catholic father-of-three has made clear he won't do, RadarOnline.com has learned.
McDonough -- a talented 44-year-old actor who has appeared in projects like Band of Brothers, Desperate Housewives, Boomtown and Medical Investigation -- has steadfastly refused to do sex scenes of any kind throughout his career.
