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Actor Rob Lowe pictured outside his hotel in New York. Lowe, who starred as presidential speechwriter Sam Seaborn on "The West Wing" for four years, decided to leave the NBC political drama this season in a highly publicized salary dispute with the show's producers. But not to worry about Rob -- TNT has signed Lowe to star in its miniseries remake of the Stephen King novel "Salem's Lot," playing a journalist who returns to his New England hometown to find that it has become infested with vampires. New York, March 5, 2003.
Actor Rob Lowe pictured outside his hotel in New York. Lowe, who starred as presidential speechwriter Sam Seaborn on "The West Wing" for four years, decided to leave the NBC political drama this season in a highly publicized salary dispute with the show's producers. But not to worry about Rob -- TNT has signed Lowe to star in its miniseries remake of the Stephen King novel "Salem's Lot," playing a journalist who returns to his New England hometown to find that it has become infested with vampires. New York, March 5, 2003.
Actor Rob Lowe pictured outside his hotel in New York. Lowe, who starred as presidential speechwriter Sam Seaborn on "The West Wing" for four years, decided to leave the NBC political drama this season in a highly publicized salary dispute with the show's producers. But not to worry about Rob -- TNT has signed Lowe to star in its miniseries remake of the Stephen King novel "Salem's Lot," playing a journalist who returns to his New England hometown to find that it has become infested with vampires. New York, March 5, 2003.
Actor Rob Lowe pictured outside his hotel in New York. Lowe, who starred as presidential speechwriter Sam Seaborn on "The West Wing" for four years, decided to leave the NBC political drama this season in a highly publicized salary dispute with the show's producers. But not to worry about Rob -- TNT has signed Lowe to star in its miniseries remake of the Stephen King novel "Salem's Lot," playing a journalist who returns to his New England hometown to find that it has become infested with vampires. New York, March 5, 2003.
Actor Rob Lowe pictured outside his hotel in New York. Lowe, who starred as presidential speechwriter Sam Seaborn on "The West Wing" for four years, decided to leave the NBC political drama this season in a highly publicized salary dispute with the show's producers. But not to worry about Rob -- TNT has signed Lowe to star in its miniseries remake of the Stephen King novel "Salem's Lot," playing a journalist who returns to his New England hometown to find that it has become infested with vampires. New York, March 5, 2003.