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Sphere Media Plus is producing the French language drama for the English Canada market after the earlier success of the 19-2 adaptation on Bravo.
The Bravo police drama is shooting its second second in Montreal.
The veteran TV exec will executive produce the second season of 19-2 (pictured) for Bravo.
“I always found that if you’re uncovering the human condition, people will connect,” the Quebec director (pictured) said in Cannes of the French-Canadian cop drama now being adapted for English-speaking Canada by Bell Media.
Benz Antoine (pictured), Maxim Roy, Isabelle Latendresse and Laurence Lebouef have joined the cast for the English language version of the popular French-language series.
The French-to-English TV adaptation of a popular Quebec cop drama will be broadcast in early 2014.
Trio follows the pilot order for Leilah and Jen from Hollywood scribe Katie Ford and Entertainment One earlier in the week.
Carolyn Newman is to head up the North American development office for the veteran Quebec producer led by Jocelyn Deschenes.