Good time to leave 'Homicide'
Actor: He's moving on to BTC other things, says Reed Diamond, who plays Mike Kellerman on the TV show. And he has no regrets.
April 12, 1998|By Chris Kaltenbach | Chris Kaltenbach,SUN STAFFIf this were a "Homicide" script, there's no way Reed Diamond would be this happy, no way he'd be leaving the cast of TV's finest ( Read more... )

'Homicide' losing another detective
Departing: Reed Diamond, who plays Det. Mike Kellerman on NBC's 'Homicide: Life on the Street,' will leave at the end of the season.
April 07, 1998 | By Rob Hiaasen | Rob Hiaasen, SUN STAFF Staff writer Chris Kaltenbach contributed to this article.Well, we won't have Mike Kellerman to kick around anymore. Det. ( Read more... )

'Homicide' duty dream assignment for cast rookie
The Baltimore Sun | July 22, 1995 | By Rob Hiaasen ,Sun Staff WriterReed Diamond wanted to become a police officer years ago. He thought he'd love police work, all that down-and-dirty crime-solving. He even hung out with cops -- only to learn many of them wanted to be actors ( Read more... )

Kellerman Creeps Back To `Homicide'
December 10, 1998 | By Mike Duffy, Knight-Ridder/Tribune.
As a cop, Mike Kellerman could be a real creep ( Read more... )

Reed Diamond Finally One Of The `Good Guys'
December 07, 1995|By Christy Slewinski, New York Daily News.
Television.

Two years ago, Reed Diamond considered giving up acting to become a cop. He changed his mind when he discovered that many of the cops he talked to aspired to become actors.

( Dialing 1995 in mah time machine )

'The Mentalist': Reed Diamond Experiences Life in the CBIBy Jesse Schmitt | Yahoo! Contributor Network - Sun, Jul 31, 2011 9:23 AM PDT ( Read more... )

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( Spoilers for those who haven't seen the ep )

Meyer and Gosselaar share great chemistry and the duo couldn't ask for a better foil than Diamond, who is solid in everything he does. And who better to play an eccentric senior partner than McDowell?

Source: Gosselaar, Diamond bring comedy to courtroom in 'Franklin & Bash'(the title's slightly misleading since the writer mainly talks about MPG ( Read more... )