Bridget Moynahan Stuns In Throwback Vogue Feature As Fans Demand Blue Bloods Return

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This throwback has created a lot of hype, with Moynahan attached. An actress, Moynahan shared a glowing article featuring a vintage Vogue review of her roles in ‘The Sum of All Fears’ and ‘Serendipity,’ prompting a wave of nostalgia and appreciation by fans worldwide. Moynahan looked effortlessly chic in fitted black attire, shooting a piercing look at the camera, seemingly against an urban backdrop. This particular picture just oozed early 2000s glam, bringing back memories of why she grew to embrace such a large stature back then.

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Much of the post was a tribute to her films of yore, but fans soon moved the discussion to Moynahan’s current shows, or rather, the absence of news concerning any. ‘Bring back Blue Bloods!!! (Please) Best show on TV; no contest!” one ardent user practically demanded, reflecting the cry of many who have sorely missed seeing Moynahan as ADA Erin Reagan. Another was confused: “And no mention of Blue Bloods, how come they missed it out?” Evidently, the abrupt ending for the CBS drama remains a sore point for its devoted audience.

The other comments were non-work-related, of course. There were many expressions of pure adoration. “You are STUNNING .. then, now and all years in between,” one admirer gushed, and another screamed, in caps lock nonetheless, “THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!” as if normal emphasis was insufficient. Even worldwide fans voiced their adulation, one Brazilian boxer shouted their love in Portuguese,’ which translates to “Brazilian fan of this actress🌹.”

That would trigger fresh responses to share in the passion from hot discussions: “Going to rewatch Sum of All Fears 🔥,” said one, and another: “Two classic Moynahan movies. 🔥 wicked excellent!” Book buffs had their say, too: “The Sum Of All Fears—Good Book too,” said one, casting a vote for Tom Clancy’s original novel.

There was the not-so-classy: “Better if you slightly down that pants 👖.” Proving the very classy throwback would not be without the ungovernable populous.

Meaning Moynahan’s post was a representation of beauty that couldn’t be dated; she remains an impactful brand internationally from blockbuster motion pictures to long-running TV shows. Whether fans are waxing nostalgic about her first quarter-century or begging for Erin Reagan’s return, one thing they are pretty sure about: Bridget Moynahan can sell anything.

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And hey, if there is anyone that this post could convince to do either of those then The Sum of All Fears or Blue Bloods rewatch, it would mean that the mission is officially accomplished. CBS, you hear that?