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Spy: Lucy Lawless: Auckland crime solver
27 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM
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The cast of new series My Life is Murder. Joe Naufahu, Lucy Lawless and Rawiri Jobe.
The cast of new series My Life is Murder. Joe Naufahu, Lucy Lawless and Rawiri Jobe.
Former Xena: Warrior Princess Lucy Lawless is looking forward to showing off Auckland to the world while solving a series of murders.
Lawless hit Australian crime drama, where she plays homicide detective-turned private eye Alexa Cross, is moving from Melbourne to Auckland as a New Zealand production by Greenstone. The Waitematā will replace the Yarra as Alexa, the Crowded House-loving Kiwi investigator, is brought home to Auckland.
Press Release – TVNZ
Lucy Lawless is reprising her role as Alexa Crowe, a fiercely independent and brilliant Kiwi detective. This time Lucy and ‘Alexa’ are returning home, with My Life Is Murder, currently shooting in Auckland set to screen later this year on TVNZ 1.
The New Zealand spin-off (after a successful Melbourne-based series) features ten new episodic mysteries and will see Alexa continue to unravel the truth behind curious “unsolvable” cases, bringing her unique brand of investigation to an unsuspecting Auckland.
Joining Lucy in key lead roles for this series, are Rawiri Jobe (
Shortland Street), as Harry, a detective determined to get justice. And, the return of ambitious and talented tech guru, Madison, played by Australia’s Ebony Vagulans (