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Shooting began on April 16, 1996. Only two weeks were spent in North Carolina, in Durham and near Chapel Hill. The rest was shot around Los Angeles.
source ↗Casanova's tunnels and underground cells were never real. Production designer Nelson Coates built them on the Paramount lot.
source ↗Ashley Judd has said that Sherry Lansing, who ran Paramount at the time, pushed for a more violent ending.
source ↗Jay O. Sanders plays Kyle Craig, the FBI agent working with Cross. Both the actor and the character come back later.
source ↗Cross works out that Soneji is copying the 1932 Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He wants the kind of infamy Bruno Richard Hauptmann got for that crime.
source ↗Dimitri, the Russian president's son Soneji is after, is Anton Yelchin, years before he became Chekov in Star Trek.
source ↗Morgan Freeman is one of the producers, through his company Revelations Entertainment. Jerry Goldsmith's score won a BMI award.
source ↗Jay O. Sanders is back as Kyle Craig, the FBI agent from Kiss the Girls. He is the link between the two Freeman films.
source ↗In August 2010, back when David Twohy was set to direct, Idris Elba was cast as Cross. By January 2011, Tyler Perry had the role and Rob Cohen was directing.
source ↗The film is set in Detroit but was shot mostly in Cleveland, Ohio, in August and September 2011. Detroit itself got just two weeks of filming.
source ↗A Double Cross adaptation with Perry returning was in the works. The film's critical and box office flop killed it.
source ↗The starting point is the 2006 novel Cross, but the script mixes and reshuffles pieces of other books. Patterson himself said the film should be seen as a reboot.
source ↗The show is set in Washington, D.C., but shoots in Ontario, Canada, mostly in Hamilton and Toronto.
source ↗Amazon picked up a second season on April 30, 2024, more than six months before the first one dropped on November 14.
source ↗The project was announced in January 2020 and only got a series order in October 2022. Ben Watkins created and runs the show, and Aldis Hodge is also an executive producer.
source ↗Season 1 dropped all at once. Season 2 went another way: three episodes on February 11, 2026, then one a week until the March 18 finale.
source ↗Season 3 was confirmed on March 18, 2026, the same day the Season 2 finale came out.
source ↗Matthew Lillard, Stu from the original Scream, joins the season as Lance Durand, CEO of Crestbrook Industries.
source ↗The episodes are named after farm work, like Harrow, Gather and Winnow. The finale, Quemar, is Spanish for "to burn."
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