Peter Andre will get an enormous profile enhance as his crime drama goes stateside.
In The Sunshine Murders – which airs on UPtv at 8pm on Thursday (04.09.25) – the 52-year-old media persona performs Greek pathologist Dr. George Constantinos.
Talking in regards to the present – which can be broadcast on Channel 5 on September 8, and can later be on the field in Australia – going worldwide, Peter informed the Day by day Mirror newspaper: “From finding out appearing as a baby, to now lastly starring in a 10-part worldwide TV drama collection alongside some phenomenal actors is a good feeling.”
The Sunshine Murders was primarily filmed in Peter’s dad and mom’ residence nation, Cyprus, with extra scenes shot in Athens, Greece, and New Zealand.
The crime drama sees New Zealand farmer Shirley Rangi (Emily Corcoran) journey to Athens to fulfill her half-sister and detective, Helen Moustakas (Dora Chrysikou), as she hunts for her lacking dad.
Shirley helps Helen clear up crimes while they proceed their mission to search out their absent dad or mum.
In addition to Peter – who has Greek-Cypriot heritage – Emily and Dora, The Sunshine Murders additionally stars Dynasty legend Stephanie Beacham, 78, as Girl Gloria Whitten-Soames, and former EastEnders actress Nina Wadia, 56, as Barbara Boxhall.
Peter determined to make use of his native Greek accent when he auditioned for his preliminary one-off look as Dr. George Constantinos in The Sunshine Murders – which was created by Emily Corcoran.
He mentioned: “I bought a message from Emily and her mum [Merryn Corcoran].
“They mentioned, ‘We’re so impressed with the Greek accent that we need to put you in the entire collection.’
“Attending to do it in my native Greek accent makes it much more satisfying.”
When The Sunshine Murders airs on UPtv, it is going to be the primary time American viewers hear how the Mysterious Woman hitmaker talks.
And Peter believes they might suppose he all the time speaks with a robust Greek accent.
Writing in his newest New! journal column, the star mentioned: “I’ve simply been informed The Sunshine Murders, which comes out within the UK on Monday, can also be going to be proven on prime-time TV in America each week. It’s extremely thrilling.
“It’s going to be the primary time US audiences have heard my talking voice, in order that they’ll most likely suppose I all the time communicate with a robust Greek accent.”