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Carla Gugino in Karen Sisco (2003)

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Karen Sisco

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Shares the same universe as another Elmore Leonard adaptation, Justified (2010), as Carla Gugino reprises her role in Cut Ties (2012). FX did not own the rights to Elmore Leonard's Karen Sisco stories, so Carla Gugino's character was merely known as Assistant Director Goodall in the episode of Justified.
The character of Karen Sisco was previously played by Jennifer López in Hors d'atteinte (1998).
Ran for one season in 2003-2004, but the original pilot, which wasn't shown during that time, was aired three years after the series ended.
The series cast features four actors who have starred in feature films based on other Elmore Leonard works: Robert Forster (Max Cherry) in Jackie Brown (1997); Danny DeVito (Martin Weir) in Get Shorty (1995); Billy Burke (Chris Mankowski) in Freaky Deaky (2012); and Clarence Williams III (Bobby Sly) in 52 Pick-Up (1986).

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