The upcoming original mystery thriller series, “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue,” spearheaded by the renowned Anthony Horowitz, has unveiled its complete ensemble cast. With the BBC acquiring the series, the show is currently in production in the scenic Canary Islands. Among the talented actors onboard are Eric McCormack, David Ajala, Lydia Wilson, Peter Gadiot, Siobhán McSweeney, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, Adam Long, and Jan Le.
“Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue” delves into a harrowing tale following the tragic crash of a plane in the Mexican jungle. What unfolds next is a perplexing mystery where the bodies of the passengers, crew, and pilot are discovered in a morgue. Shockingly, it is revealed that only one individual perished in the crash, while the rest were brutally murdered post the catastrophe. The intriguing question that looms large is – who committed these heinous acts, and what drove them to do so?
A Thrilling Narrative
The series takes viewers on a gripping journey through flashbacks, unveiling the survivors’ struggle against not just the physical threats of the jungle but also the looming menace within their midst. As tensions mount and suspicions rise, the ambiance becomes increasingly stifling and nerve-wracking. Each episode offers an adrenaline-pumping sequence of events leading up to a heart-stopping revelation that promises to leave audiences on the edge of their seats.
Praise for the Series
Michael Wright, Head of MGM+, lauded “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue” as a riveting and captivating addition to the network’s lineup of thrilling content. He commended Anthony Horowitz for crafting a plot that keeps viewers guessing till the very end, with twists and turns that guarantee an enthralling viewing experience. The series, which is both cinematic and suspenseful, promises to be a standout offering in the realm of mystery thrillers.
Penned, created, and helmed by Anthony Horowitz CBE, the mind behind iconic works such as “Alex Rider” and “Magpie Murders,” “Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue” is a testament to his storytelling prowess. Produced by Eleventh Hour Films, a company backed by Sony Pictures Television, the series is set to captivate audiences worldwide. Sue Deeks, Head of BBC Programme Acquisition, hailed the show as an ingenious and suspenseful tale of murder multiplied by nine, setting the stage for a thrilling and unforgettable viewing experience.
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