Heatherly appeared in the films “Batman v Superman,” “Chicago Overcoat” and “Utopia.” And Heatherly’s acting training is just as impressive: Actors Training Center, Victory Gardens, Remy Bumppo and The Second City.
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He’s a favorite of Metropolis and BrightSide theater audiences, and his TV career includes roles in NBC’s “Chicago P.D.,” “Chicago Med” and “Chicago Fire,” FX’s “Fargo” and Warner Bros.’ “Shameless.” I directed him in the RCLPC production of “Morning’s at Seven,” and his acting résumé is long and varied, encompassing community theater, Shakespeare and world premieres. Heatherly anticipates the total number of pages to be over 1,200.Īnd somehow that doesn’t surprise me: Heatherly is prolific, dedicated and generous in all things. That story took on a life of its own it went from being a short story to a 545-page novel with the original title “Sinister House.” It took 600 hours of research and two and a half years to complete the book, which grew into a four-book set. In the story “The Final Problem,” Holmes says they’d never met, but labels him “the Napoleon of crime.” That was the motivation for Heatherly to write a short story about how Holmes learns about Moriarty. Heatherly confessed he was intrigued with the concept of the villainous Professor James Moriarty. Heatherly had read all 112 “Hardy Boys” mysteries by then, and was “looking for something that would keep me guessing while I read.” Sherlock Holmes appealed to him, and “A Study in Scarlet” started the lifelong enticement. Since boyhood, Heatherly had been fascinated by the famous 221B Baker Street detective, and started reading Sherlock Holmes stories when he was 11. And not just any book, but a Sherlock Holmes mystery. “Because I couldn’t find any acting work and didn’t want to sit around staring at the walls for months on end,” Heatherly said he decided to write a book. The COVID-19 crisis dramatically impacted people’s lives, but for Bloomingdale native and actor James Heatherly, the pandemic provided an unprecedented opportunity. Sports Betting Guide (Opens in new window).Friday Night Drive podcast (Opens in new window).Woodstock North High School football (Opens in new window).Woodstock High School football (Opens in new window).Richmond-Burton High School football (Opens in new window).Prairie Ridge High School football (Opens in new window).McHenry High School football (Opens in new window).Marian Central Catholic football (Opens in new window).
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