Paramount+ and Showtime have revealed the cast of his new series Dexter: Original Sin, a prequel to his successful original fiction. Through 10 episodes, this new production will address the training that the psychopath carried out to become the murderer of those who deserved it.
Patrick Gibsonactor known for his work in the series shadow and bone and The O.A., will play the youthful version of Dexter, who was brought to life in the original series by Michael C. Hall. For his part, Christian Slater (Point blank love, Mr. Robot) will be in charge of entering the shoes of the murderer’s adoptive father, homicide detective Harry Morgan.
Meanwhile, Molly Brown (Billions, Back to school) will be Dexter’s little sister, Debra Morgan. This character was played by actress Jennifer Carpenter in the 96 episodes of the original series.
Broadcast between 2006 and 2013, the eight seasons of Dexter They made the series created by James Manos Jr. a television classic. Hall returned to the role between 2021 and 2022 for the sequel Dexter: New Blood, a great audience success that was the most successful series in the history of Showtime, who now decides to continue betting on this universe.
Judging by the timeline, Everything indicates that Hall will not appear in the new series, although after the end of New Blood He left a door more than open to a possible return as this character who has brought so much joy to his career.
The official synopsis of Dexter reads: “As he transitions from student to avenging serial killer. When his bloodthirsty impulses can no longer be ignored, Dexter must learn to channel his inner darkness. With the guidance of his father, Harry, adopts a code designed to help you find and kill people who deserve to be eliminated of society without entering the radar of law enforcement. This is a particular challenge for young Dexter as he begins a forensic science internship at the Miami Metropolitan Police Department.”
The release date of Dexter: Original Sin.
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