What happened to Otis from Chicago Fire? Details revealed inside

Chicago Fire lost one of its prominent characters when Brian 'Otis' Zvonecek, played by Yuri Sardarov was declared dead as a result of major injuries. Otis' loss came in as a shocker to many as it happened in season 8 premiere itself. Otis' last words were in Russian during Chicago Fire's episode which translated to 'Bror, I will be with you always'. Actor Yuri Sardarov has w revealed his thoughts about saying goodbye to character.

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Yuri Sardarov expresses his thoughts on Otis' death on Chicago Fire

Yuri was speaking to a news daily regarding season 8 premiere of Chicago Fire, actor revealed that he did sit down and watch episode even though he thought he won't be able to sit through it. Though actor admitted that it was difficult for him to watch episode, he is happy with way makers of show handled Otis death. Otis' character also served as comic relief for Chicago Fire.

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Otis also talked about how he started off in show with first season when he was 23 years old. Yuvi Sardarov bid a goodbye to character of Otis w, when he is 31 years old. actor believes he was just a boy when he started out and owes a lot to makers of show, who have shown constant support throughout years.

actor talked furrmore about emotional toll it took to film over 150 episodes of show. actor felt re was thing left to reinvent in character, as almost every aspect to character was covered. This made actor want to depart from character even more. As of w, Yuvi Sardarov will reportedly be focusing on writing, as he is an avid writer. 

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