Angie Harmon plays a woman with a very complicated past in the new Lifetime movie He was buried in Barstow. Hazel King is a single mom and diner who will do whatever it takes to protect her daughter. The role coincides with the previous Rizzoli and carrots The star returns to television after a six-year hiatus from acting. And it won’t be the last we see of Harmon – or Hazel King. a Buried in Barstow A sequel is already in the works, and Harmon said she hopes there will be more films in the future.
[Warning: This article contains spoilers for Buried in Barstow.]
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Buried in Barstow concludes with “Lasts …” Fortunately, viewers don’t need to worry about not seeing the next chapter of Hazel’s story. Lifetime said the film is the first in a planned series, and Harmon confirmed that work has already begun on the follow-up film. She hopes there will be six or more movies featuring her character turned waitress.
“[W]Harmon told Smashing Interviews Magazine. “I would like there to be six to eight, and I hope we can get there. I’ve seen this more as a string. But I appreciate Tom’s insight [Evans, the movie’s screenwriter] It has two hour movie clips. But I’m not sure. Maybe if people keep liking them, we’ll keep making them. or not. We will start shooting for the next movie at the beginning of June “.
Harmon says that a movie “Buried in Barstow” Different from the usual Lifetime movie
Harmon – He is also an Executive Producer at Buried in Barstow – The movie says it is directed by Pretty in pinkHoward Deutsch, is something of a lifelong departure. It is darker and more violent.
Harmon told Emmys: “You can’t have a story about a killer and not be dark and brave”. “This is what they hired me for! To get away from the typical Lifetime movies. And thanks to that they were like, “Well, it’s a lot more violence than we’ve ever seen, but I trust you.” So we took it as far as we could “.
The movie was also compared to the popular TV series Yellowstone.
“It’s kind of like Yellowstone in the way these people don’t necessarily make sound moral or ethical choices, but you still encourage them, “She told Smashing Interviews. “They don’t make the most moral choices, but you still love them, you still want them to succeed, and you still encourage them.”
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