The popular and best-selling Chief Inspector Armand Gamache-centered mystery novel series by Louise Penny was adapted into the television series “Three Pines.” Despite the fact that the literary series consists of 17 books, the season only has eight episodes.
That is a lot of material for a story. The production, which takes place in Canada, was filmed in both rural and urban Quebec. We will now discuss the cast of the upcoming television series “Three Pines.” So stick with us till the article’s conclusion.
About “Three Pines”
It’s unclear whether the first book in the series, “Still Life,” which was published in 2005, will be covered in full or if future books will be referenced. The books have won numerous accolades in addition to being widely read.
Each and every one of the novels received accolades in 2007, with “Still Life” taking home the New Blood Dagger, Arthur Ellis, Dilys, and Anthony Awards. Many of them have appeared on the list of New York Times Best-Sellers.
Gamache is a character in the series who thinks virtue can be discovered wherever if you look hard enough and that light can drive out darkness.
There is relatively little explicit sexual content or extreme violence in the stories concerning him. According to a statement from Christina Wayne, the head of Canadian Originals at Amazon Studios, this is their “first domestically produced scripted drama.”
What is Known About the Three Pines Cast and Crew?
The planned “Three Pines” Prime Video series stars Alfred Molina. Rossif Sutherland, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, Tantoo Cardinal, Clare Coulter, Sarah Booth, Anna Tierney, Julian Bailey, Frédéric-Antoine Guimond, Pierre Simpson, Tamara Brown, Marie-France Lambert, Frank Schorpion, Marcel Jeannin, Georgina Lynn Lightning, Crystle Lightning, Isabel Deroy-Olson, and Anna Lambe round out the cast in addition to Molina.
One of the protagonists’ pet duck is named Rosa, and if you watch the trailer, you can see her as well. Emilia di Girolamo (“Law & Order U.K.”) is the principal writer on “Three Pines,” with Catherine Tregenna composing the scripts for two extra episodes.
Sam Donovan, who stars in the series, is joined by Tracey Deer, who directs Mohawk, and Daniel Grou. Along with Katsitsionni Fox, Deer will also function as an indigenous consultant. IllumiNative will also offer advice. John Griffin is directing.
Along with Sam Donovan, Emilia de Girolamo, and Alfred Molina for Left Bank Productions, executive producers include Andy Harries, Sharon Hughff, and John Phillips.
Along with Amazon Studios and Left Bank Pictures, Muse Entertainment from Canada and Sony Pictures Television will also produce.
In December 2022, the new series will be made available on Prime Video in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Greenland. We’ll keep you informed as to the precise date.
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