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Getty, Huston to appear on 'Medium'

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Published: March. 13, 2009 at 1:01 PM

BURBANK, Calif., March 13 (UPI) -- Rumer Willis, Balthazar Getty and Anjelica Huston have signed up to guest star on an upcoming episode of the U.S. supernatural drama series "Medium," NBC said.

The episode titled "The First Bite is the Deepest" was directed by "Medium" star Patricia Arquette and is set to air this spring, the network said.

"'Medium' has always been a magnet for actors, but we really hit the jackpot with this episode," executive producer Glenn Gordon Caron said in a statement. "This outstanding guest cast, along with the promise of Patricia's directing have us all eagerly anticipating the outcome of what we believe will be a very powerful episode."

Willis, Getty and Huston join a notable list of actors that have previously been announced as guest stars on this season's "Medium," including Blythe Danner, Tracy Pollan, David Morse, Jeffrey Tambor, James Van Der Beek, Kurtwood Smith and Max Casella, NBC said.

Topics: Anjelica Huston, Balthazar Getty, Glenn Gordon, Patricia Arquette, Rumer Willis
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