Noah Wyle reveals his quite escape amid buzz surrounding ‘The Pitt’

Noah Wyle opened up about unique way he retreats from spotlight amid buzz surrounding his hit medical drama The Pitt.

The Falling Skies is making headlines with his role Dr Michael “Robby” Robinavitch in The Pitt.

During his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, in conversation with People magazine, the actor shared that working on the series is actually his chosen antidote for mayhem.

Talking about the place where he finds, he said, “My happy place is at Warner Brothers,” located in iconic Burbank, Calif., lot where the medical drama is shot on soundstages.

“I was there this morning, I'm going to go back over there this afternoon. To me, that is like getting away with something still. That's where I decompress,” he explained.

This is not the first time of Wyle on Warner Bros. set. Previously he was regular at ER, the hit NBC medical drama that first catapulted him to fame in 1994.

He returned for one last story arc in the show's final season in 2009.

Discussing the age-old relationship, he has with the studio, Wyle continued, “Our longstanding relationship has been the most creative and fruitful of my life, and I am beyond excited when I think about the wonderful collaborations still to come.”

This year, Wyle achieved a historic sweep by winning all five major television acting awards in a single season, including an Emmy, a Golden Globe, a Critics Choice Award and an Actor Award, for his performance in The Pitt.

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