US EditionJosh Hartnett to Face 'Mysterious Sea Creature' in Netflix Series
- Josh Hartnett stars as a hard-bitten fisherman in Netflix's untitled six-episode limited series set in Newfoundland, Canada.
- Created and showrun by Jesse McKeown, the series centers on a remote Newfoundland town facing upheaval when an enigmatic sea creature threatens the livelihoods and safety of its residents.
- Hartnett, who also executive produces alongside Jessica Rhoades and others, previously collaborated with Rhoades on Netflix's Black Mirror episode Beyond the Sea.
- The official logline states a fisherman must protect his family and vanishing lifestyle from this creature, establishing the series' dramatic stakes.
- This project marks Hartnett's return to prominent roles after his work in Oppenheimer and other recent films, suggesting a renewed presence in high-profile productions.
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Josh Hartnett (Oppenheimer) has been tapped for the lead of Netflix‘s untitled Newfoundland limited series from creator Jesse McKeown. Hartnett will executive produce the six-episode series, which takes place and will film in Newfoundland, Canada. Also boarding the project as executive producer is Jessica Rhoades (Black Mirror). In the series, when a mysterious sea creature terrorizes a remote Newfoundland town, a hard-bitten fisherman (Hartne…
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