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Jensen Ackles to star in 'Rules of Prey,' based on John Sanford novel
- On Tuesday, MGM+ announced actor Jensen Ackles will star in and executive-produce the drama series Rules of Prey, based on author John Sandford's book series.
- The series follows Lucas Davenport, a former Minneapolis Police Department detective described as a "righteous avenging angel" whose unconventional methods forced him out of law enforcement.
- Filming for the eight-episode season begins this month in Toronto, with showrunner Bruce Terris leading the project and director Daniel Sackheim helming the first two episodes.
- The series will premiere across the U.S., UK, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Chile, expanding Ackles' partnership with Amazon MGM Studios.
- Beyond this drama, Ackles will reprise his role as Soldier Boy in the prequel Vought Rising on Prime Video and return as Russell Shaw in CBS's Tracker season four.
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Jensen Ackles to Star in Crime Thriller Series ‘Rules of Prey’ at MGM+
Jensen Ackles is set to star in the thriller series “Rules of Prey,” which has been greenlit at MGM+. The series is based on the book of the same name by John Sandford, which is the first in Sandford’s “Prey” novel series that focus on former police detective Lucas Davenport. The official logline states that […]
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