The Glades' Matt Passmore won't be passed over TV and Radio After his show was axed, Matt Passmore has dusted himself off with the help of Nip/Tuck producer's new show. Australian actor Matt Passmore hasn't wasted any time since the cancellation of his US cable series The Glades, securing a lead role in a new series pilot from Nip/Tuck executive producer Sean Jablonski. The proposed series, which is still untitled, focuses on an investment banker who, after a midlife crisis, quits his job and re-evaluates his life. The cable USA network has commissioned a pilot based on the concept. Once the pilot is filmed, a decision will be made whether it proceeds to series. Passmore, who is best known for his work on Nine's long-running McLeod's Daughters, worked on The Glades for four years. It was cancelled earlier this year. The Glades was Passmore's break in the US, establishing him as a TV leading man. His Australian credits also include Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities.