Nicholas Pinnock, known for his role in The Book of Clarence, is set to star alongside Amanda Seyfried in the upcoming Peacock limited series, Long Bright River. Seyfried, who also serves as an executive producer, takes on the role of Mickey, a police officer navigating a Philadelphia neighborhood deeply affected by the opioid crisis. As a series of murders unfolds, Mickey discovers a potential connection to her own past.
Pinnock steps into the character of Truman Dawes, though specific details about the role are kept confidential. The series, adapted from Liz Moore’s bestselling novel, is a suspenseful thriller exploring the complexities of Mickey’s personal history intertwined with the unfolding case.
Produced by Sony Pictures Television and UCP, the show is set to captivate audiences with its gripping narrative.
Nikki Toscano and Liz Moore lead the writing and executive production team, with Toscano also taking on the role of showrunner.
The star-studded executive production lineup includes Neal H. Moritz, Pavun Shetty, Amanda Lewis, Amy Pascal, and Russell Rothberg. Hagar Ben-Asher, known for Bad Boy and Dead Women Walking, will direct and executive produce the first episode.
Pinnock’s impressive acting credits include his breakout role in ABC’s legal drama For Life, produced by Curtis 50 Cent Jackson, and notable appearances in series like Counterpart, Top Boy, Marcella, and Fortitude. His upcoming projects include Steven Knight’s limited series This Town for the BBC, Robert Zemeckis’ Here, and Nia DaCosta’s Hedda for Orion Pictures.
The talented actor, represented by Silver Lining Entertainment, IAG, Independent Talent Group in the UK, and Jackoway Austen Tyerman, adds another layer of intrigue to the cast of Long Bright River.
