Michael C. Hall Teases Thrilling Return in Dexter: Resurrection

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Summary

  • “Dexter: Resurrection” features returning cast members, resuming Dexter Morgan’s story.
  • Michael C. Hall teased Dexter’s return in a video from the set of Resurrection.
  • Fans can expect legacy characters, such as Angel Batista and Harrison, as well as new additions like Uma Thurman.

As a passionate cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that the cameras started rolling on “Dexter: Resurrection” earlier this month! Michael C. Hall, David Zayas, Jack Alcott, and James Remar have all confirmed their return, which has left fans eagerly anticipating Dexter Morgan’s next chapter following 2021’s “New Blood.” In an exclusive behind-the-scenes video, Michael C. Hall himself hinted at an exhilarating journey ahead, promising that this sequel will be one we won’t want to miss!

In the television series “Resurrection” and the prequel “Original Sin”, it is revealed that Dexter is indeed still alive. This was hinted at in an opening scene, depicting him in a hospital setting, which coincides with where viewers last saw him, as medical professionals successfully revived him.

Michael C. Hall Has Promised Fans A Thrill Ride In A Short Video From The Set Of Dexter: Resurrection

Dexter: Resurrection
Cast Michael C. Hall. Jack Alcott, David Zayas, Uma Thurman and James Remar
Created by Clyde Phillips
Executive Producers Clyde Phillips and Michael C. Hall

In August 2024, Michael C. Hall stunned Dexter fans at San Diego Comic Con by revealing his return as Dexter Morgan for a sequel series named Dexter: Resurrection. The limited series, titled New Blood, was believed to have concluded the character’s story in 2021, with Harrison Morgan shooting Dexter in the frozen woods of Iron Lake, Upstate New York. However, the series turned out to be a massive hit for Showtime, and its merger with Paramount led to the revival of the famous anti-hero. By January 2025, filming had begun on the spin-off series in New York, and Michael C. Hall was eager to share updates on the production’s progress.

Hello there! Just checking in. This is Michael C. Hall here, reporting from the set on the very first day of filming for Dexter: Resurrection. I’m all geared up for another heart-pounding adventure, and I can’t wait for you to join us once it’s ready. Keep an eye out for updates!

What Can Fans Expect From Dexter: Resurrection?

One criticism leveled at the show “New Blood” was its minimal use of legacy characters alongside Dexter Morgan. Given that Dexter had adopted a new identity as Jim Lindsay following his fake death and many original series characters met their end in the original “Dexter,” this was a valid concern. However, Debra Morgan returned as Dexter’s ghostly presence, while Jack Alcott portrayed Dexter’s now teenage son, Harrison, who will reappear in the upcoming sequel series.

In “New Blood,” David Zayas had a recurring role, but fans were thrilled to learn that he would be promoted to a regular cast member in the spin-off series “Resurrection.” Similarly, James Remar will reprise his role as Harry Morgan. Recently, Uma Thurman has agreed to star in “Resurrection.” Information about Thurman’s character for the series has been shared by Deadline.

In a new role, Thurman is set to portray Charley, who serves as the enigmatic billionaire Leon Prater’s Head of Security. A seasoned Special Ops veteran, Charley has previously handled top-tier private security assignments. Now, she uses her resourcefulness and attention to detail as Leon Prater’s trusted deputy.

From a movie enthusiast’s perspective: Although it’s not officially confirmed yet, I’m keeping my fingers crossed that the set of “Resurrection” could be New York City, as filming is happening there right now. Fans will get the answer when the sequel series premieres this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime. The anticipation is high for Vince Masuka and Joey Quinn’s comeback, but no definite news has been shared. With shooting still ongoing, we can expect some leaks and casting updates to keep us hooked until the grand premiere of “Resurrection”.

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2025-01-23 18:53