‘Criminal’ releases its teaser: the series more international Netflix will put face to face with Carmen Machi and David Tennant

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At the end of last 2018 I brought the first data on ‘Criminal’, the new and ambitious series of own production of Netflix with which the streaming platform continues to strengthen its commitment to european industry and, more specifically, the Spanish. Today we have known the names that will comprise your delivery international, and the mix is, to say the least, curious. 

In the brief advance that you can see on these lines, are the main faces that will star the twelve episodes autoconclusivos 45 minutes, set in Spain, France, Germany and the Uk, which will make up the show; being Carmen Machi, Inma Cuesta, Eduard Fernández, Emma Suárez, the head of the division iberian.

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Next to them, we will have performers such as David Tennant and Hayley Atwell representing the british; Nathalie Baye and Jérémie Renier in the sector gaul; and Peter Kurth and Christian Berkel in regards to the teutons.

‘Criminal’ was shot entirely in the Production Hub that Netflix has in the City of la Tele de Tres Cantos —Madrid—, and will premiere this fall. Mariano Barroso will be at the forefront of the episodes set in Spain, while Oliver Hirschbiegel, Jim Field Smith and Frederic Mermoud will be in charge of the germans, the british and the French respectively; Field Smith and writer George Kay make the times of showrunners.

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