Mystery thriller ‘Harry Wild’ arrives on Universal TV in Africa

NBC Common Worldwide Networks & Direct-To-Shopper introduced the launch of recent thriller thriller, Harry Wild, on Common TV Africa (DStv Channel 117) from Sunday 30 July, with episodes obtainable to stream on Common+ instantly after airing.

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ABOUT ‘HARRY WILD’

Harry Wild follows Harriet “Harry” Wild (Jane Seymour), a retiring college literature professor who’s discovering herself at one in all life’s crossroads.

Jolted from a mugging, she reluctantly agrees to recuperate within the dwelling of her son, Charlie, a senior police detective. Harry begins to intrude in her son’s notably baffling homicide case when she notices the assassin has adopted a sample from a widely known play. When she efficiently catches the killer by placing herself at nice threat within the course of, she finds a brand new lust for all times. Harry and her protégé, Fergus, rapidly discover new mysteries to resolve. Harry’s experience at her new ardour brings her into direct conflict with Charlie, who wants nothing lower than his mom inflicting bother at work!

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CAST MEMBERS

The sequence stars Jane Seymour (Reside and Let Die, Dr. Quinn, East of Eden) as Harry Wild, Rohan Nedd (Protected, Physician Who, Blue Story) as Fergus Reid, Kevin Ryan (As soon as Upon a Time, Copper, Crossbones) as Charlie Wild, and Amy Huberman (Discovering Pleasure, The Clinic, Butterfly) as Orla Wild.

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Harry Wild is produced and distributed by Dynamic Tv and was commissioned by AMC Networks’ Acorn TV.

The sequence is created by David Logan and co-written by Jo Spain. Lead Jane Seymour is government producer alongside Daniel March and Klaus Zimmermann for Dynamic Tv and James Gibb, James Flynn and Morgan O’Sullivan for Metropolitan Movies.

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