Mark Harmon is probably the person most related to NCIS. After all, a franchisee veteran Displayed the Leroy Ethetro Gibbs Rule for 19 seasons before withdrawing From the hit procedural, much to the disappointment of the long -term fans of the show. While Other actors were discussing the role of Gibbs NCIS before offering Harmon, it is impossible to imagine someone else filling the boots.

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Similarly, Austin Stowell shines as a younger version of Gibbs on NCIS: Origins, a retraining series focusing on the agent during his younger days. Stowell shows all the standing capabilities we associate with the character, while accepting his emotional weaknesses (as the series takes place on the eve of the Gibbs' family). It's a great performance, but did you know that Starvala Arrow Steven Amel tried to put down the part?

During the interview with the podcast "Inside You" (through The deadline), Amel revealed that he had audited two shows in the same week, and NCIS: Origins was at the top of his priority list. As history has shown, he did not get the role, but his other audition (for none other than NBC's "La") was more successful because he was eventually caught as protagonist Ted Black, head of a law firm specializing in the famous spin-off customers.

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Despite landing on his feet, the "heels" actor gets upset to miss a chance to play A. Character of "NCIS: Origins". Given that, let's find out why he was so torn.

Steven Amel was excited to potentially join the NCIS property. While he was not the franchisee's most spent fan before his audition, he wanted to be part of the network series that had already received a full season. Moreover, he was convinced of landing the role of young Gibbs after his audition - so he felt the sting when the creators of the show rejected him. As he said:

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"This came in and I thought the audition was going great well. I got great feedback. I haven't looked at the" La "sides yet, and then I found out on Thursday afternoon, after not only getting good feedback, but, how, good Intel, like," we think (series), I would move forward, frustrated. "

Fortunately, not all accidents and darkness about Amel. The refusal inspired him to channel his frustrations in his trial of "La's suits", and the rest is history. That audition eventually came down to a leading role in the NBC series, and he is happy with how everything is dropped. The Life -Wiver could be much worse for the alumal shooter right now, but it would still be interesting to see his takeover of Leroy Ethetro Gibbs.

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