I just heard through the grapevine that an eighth "Jesse Stone" movie, Benefit of the Doubt, is now in post production. The TV movie will hopefully air on CBS sometime in 2012. The word is that this will be one of the best "Jesse Stone" movies filmed to date. Needless to say, I can't wait to see it.
Keep in mind that the seventh "Jessie Stone" movie, Innocents Lost, is now out on DVD. The new "Jesse Stone" novel, Robert Parker's Killing the Blues by Michael Brandman is due out on September 13th. In one way or another, those who love the character of Jesse Stone the most will see that he's kept alive for his fans in either book format or film. I think that would make the late Robert Parker very happy.
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I do hope that they get Jesse back as Chief of Police. After all he was Chief in all the books. I was also disaponted in Innocense Lost. To me it lacked a lot both is the Charictor and in the fact they hadn't reinstated Jesse as Chief. I hope they stick closer to the books. I thought Sulleck was better than to deviate so much. I like the dog even though it didn't belong to him in the books. Reminds me of my dog. Same personality.
I agree, I kinda lost touch when Jesse was no longer Police Chief. I had an old Chief who was just like Jesse Stone and it totally reminds me of him. It's not the same if he's not Chief and doesn't wield the power over the city council.
I just now saw both of your comments and agree with them to a large degree. The thing is I just love the characters in the series. I think it's Selleck's best role to date. Like you, I believe Jesse has to be reinstated as Chief of Paradise or the audience will be lost. I hope the new show in May lives up to what I've heard and that it knocks the ball out of the park as far as quality and entertainment are concerned.
i am glad he became chief again. I just hope Tom Selleck doesn't stop doing the Jesse Stone movies. I want to see more!
I absolutelly love these movies. Agree that these are some of his best yet. Hope there is more to come.
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