#Crin wolf series

Sumner will be playing a fearless assassin whom Gustafsson describes as a “total killer-machine.” The exec says the series will also boast some dark humor, in the similar vein as “No Country for Old Men.” The show also involves a workplace romance between the married Hannah Wester and her boss, a young and handsome cop from Stockholm. Gustafsson says “Cry Wolf” will be “packed with strong characters, drama and action,” and will have a unique atmosphere, taking place in the summer at a time when the sun doesn’t set. It therefore made sense for Nordic Drama Queens to board the series as producers. Josefine Tengblad, who is producing with Eiffel Mattsson at Nordic Drama Queens, has been involved in the project from the start as she was previously head of drama at TV4 and CMore for 8 years. He’s a brilliant screenwriter and novelist and it gave us a rich material already in the first novel, he’s planning to at least three in the same series,” added the executive. “Hans had created a universe that could extend into more than one season. “Usually we let the production companies acquire the rights and then we develop with the production companies, but this time we did the other way around,” Gustafsson continues. TV4 “made a very early bid to acquire the rights to the book,” which was unusual for them, he says. Speaking to Variety, Piodor Gustafsson, Nordic drama director for TV4, says the broadcaster scored a major coup by acquiring the rights to Rosenfeldt’s novel before it was published. Ganslandt said he “wanted to make a series that moves between dark humor, intense tension and raw violence in the border town of Haparanda.” The helmer also applauded the fact that they “have gathered an international cast in front of the camera and the best talents behind it.”

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