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Britt Robertson to Head Under the Dome

 

Britt Robertson is finally leaving The CW behind.

The actress, who has garnered a huge fan base via roles on Life Unexpected and The Secret Circle, has signed on for Under the Dome, the CBS drama that will premiere this summer and tell the story of a town that called Chester's Mill that suddenly becomes surrounded by a mysterious, impenetrable bubble.

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Robertson will portray Angie, an waitress and aspiring nurse who has always dreamed of escaping the town in which she is now stuck.

Other cast on the series - which is based on a Stephen King novel and has received a 13-episode order - include: Natalie Martinez as a police officer; and Alex Koch  as the son of a local politician.

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4 Comments

  1. anna

    I loved life unexpected but I didn't like her role that much..I didn't like her on the secret circle either, let's hope it's the parts that were wrong for her, not her acting, nd that this show is actually good. Kind of a weird premise though. That being said, your grammar is all weird.. "a town that called" and "an waitress"? Don't you mean THAT'S called and A waitress??

  2. Neejan
    Rank: Recurring Character

    Good thing for Britt! Can't wait to see her on TV again.

  3. Trent

    Wish the CW pulled their head out of their ass and renewed Life Unexpected for a 3rd season...

  4. JJA

    I think in the end, she was the ONLY really good part of the Secret Circle. While the rest of the show was going downhill fast, she was the rock that kept us interested.

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