A&E Greenlights ‘Sugarloaf’, 13-Episode Drama Series From Fox Television Studios

A&E will add a new drama to its lineup this summer, green-lights Sugarloaf.

Production will begin in Miami this winter on the series from Fox Television Studios. A&E officials said the network has placed a 13-installment order for the original series, starring Australian actor Matt Passmore (McLeod’s Daughters, Underbelly) as a hard-to-get-along with homicide detective from Chicago, who is forced to leave the Second City after being wrongfully accused of sleeping with his former captain’s wife.
In the pilot, Longworth has relocated to Sugarloaf a small resort town on Florida’s Gulf Coast, where the easily life goes bad when a unidentified woman washes up in a creek. Further complicating matters is his relationship with Callie (Kiele Sanchez, Lost, Samantha Who?), a beautiful medical student with a 12 year-old son and a husband in prison. Golf partner and department medical examiner Carlos (Carlos Gómez, Shark, Sleeper Cell) is also in mix, trying to piece together the facts to identify the victim and bring her killer to justice.

“Matt Passmore brings a fresh face and a vibrant presence to the American television landscape in this series,” said Tana Nugent Jamieson, senior vice president, drama programming, A&E Network in announcing the pick-up. “Sugarloaf is an exciting character-driven series that marries the gritty style of a police procedural with the blue-sky backdrop of rural Florida. It’s pure entertainment that will complement the network’s current lineup of hit “Real-Life” series and off-net dramas.”

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