Kathryn Morris UK

Welcome to our final look for 2013 at the careers of other members of the Cold Case cast in what we like to call our Cold Case Cast Catch-up, or CCCC-up for not very short.

Due to her prodigious work rate and willingness to Tweet about it we’ll start, as usual, with Tracie Thoms aka Kat Miller in CC.  I believe that Tracie has completed filming on Annie, the Sony Pictures remake of the musical.  She was photographed by the paps in early December filming on the streets of NY and was back home in LA last week.  Of course Tracie may not have fully completed her work on the project.  There could still be re-shoots, studio based filming, and audio work to do.  It would be quicker to list who is not in this re-telling of the Annie story, suffice to say it is an all-star cast.  See a previous CCCC-up for a few more details.  The film is expected to be released a year from today on the 19th December 2014.  Raze, the Zöe Bell starring fighting females movie, has finally got a release date for the US cinemas.  It is the 10th January 2014.  It originally premièred back in April at the Tribeca Film Festival.  Also starring Rachel Nichols (G.I. Joe) and Sherilyn Fenn (Twin Peaks), Raze is about a group of women incarcerated against their will and forced into unarmed, to-the-death combat with each other.  Clearly not a comedy as this brutal new trailer shows.  Rachel also appears, albeit very briefly if reports are to be believed, in another film of Tracie’s: McCanick.  David Morse is Eugene ‘Mack’ McCanik, an out of control cop hunting for a young criminal played by the late Cory Monteith (Glee Club) in his final role.  It looks like McCanik is already out on DVD and Blu-ray in Australia but a theatre showing is expected in the US in the new year.  In the last couple of days Tracie has Tweeted from Germany.  She’s there as part of a series of events put on to entertain American troops stationed abroad.  Not surprisingly, in Germany in this case.  Tracie is billed alongside the likes of Gary Cole (Veep) and Raven Symone (That’s So Raven).  The AITAF (Arts In The Armed Forces) is behind the trip.  It is their mission to “honor, educate, inspire, and entertain all active duty and veteran members of the United States Armed Forces and their families by engaging them in the power and social service of the performing arts“.  You can read about AITAF on their website.

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