Murder in a Small Town (TV series)

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Murder in a Small Town is a Canadian mystery drama television series, slated to premiere on Global in Canada, and Fox in the United States, in fall 2024. [1]

Adapted from the Karl Alberg mystery novel series by L. R. Wright, the series stars Rossif Sutherland as Alberg, a detective solving murders in Gibsons, British Columbia. [2] The cast also includes Kristin Kreuk as Cassandra, a librarian who becomes a love interest for Alberg, as well as James Cromwell, Stana Katic, Mya Lowe, Savonna Spracklin, Aaron Douglas and Fritzy-Klevans Destine in supporting roles. [3]

Produced by Sepia Films in association with Future Shack Entertainment, the series was directed by Milan Cheylov and written by Ian Weir. [1] Shooting locations included Molly's Reach, the Gibsons restaurant best known as a key setting in the Canadian comedy-drama series The Beachcombers . [2]

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