Are you familiar with Stephen King’s novel, Finders Keepers? Then you know who the character John Rothstein is. If you watch AT&T AUDIENCE Network’s critically acclaimed drama series Mr. Mercedes, keep an eye out for Bruce Dern. The Emmy nominee and two-time Oscar nominee is set to guest star as John Rothstein, a famous and reclusive writer living on the fringes of Bridgton, Ohio.
Production on season three of the Stephen King adaptation is currently underway in Charleston, South Carolina.
Based on the Bill Hodges trilogy from prolific author Stephen King, season three of Mr. Mercedes will closely follow the story contained in Finders Keepers, the second book of the series, and continue to explore the fallout from the massacre perpetrated by Brady Hartsfield.
More about AT&T AUDIENCE Network’s Mr. Mercedes
David E. Kelley has returned for the third season, continuing the adaption of Stephen King’s best-selling Bill Hodges Trilogy alongside Jonathan Shapiro, with Jack Bender continuing to direct.
In addition to King, Kelley, Bender, and Shapiro, Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey of Temple Hill Entertainment, Tom Lesinski and Jenna Santoianni of Sonar Entertainment, and Shane Elrod and Kate Regan of AT&T AUDIENCE Network continue to serve as executive producers.
More Coming from Bruce Dern
Dern will be seen this year in Quentin Tarantino’s highly anticipated “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” playing real-life rancher George Spahn.
He also has several highly anticipated independent film projects completed, including “Remember Me,” The Artist’s Wife,” “Mustang,” “Emperor,” “The Peanut Butter Falcon,” and “Freaks.”
Last year he earned rave reviews for his portrayal of Joe Kennedy in “Chappaquiddick” and opposite Matthew McConaughey in Sony’s “White Boy Rick.”
In 2017, he appeared with Jane Fonda and Robert Redford in the Netflix film “Our Souls at Night.”
Other upcoming titles include “Class Rank,” “Warning Shot,” “Abilene,” “The Lears,” “American Dresser” and “Nostalgia.”
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