The more I read & gather info from my sources, the more intrigued I am - Can't Wait!
There's no mystery big or small that she can't solve, and now Nancy Drew is making her way to the small screen for The CW - and Comic-Con attendees got a first look at the show.
Nancy Drew stars newcomer Kennedy McMann as the titular sleuth herself, with Scott Wolf playing her dad (replacing Freddie Prinze Jr. who was originally cast in the role). According to the show's description, it will follow Nancy after her "college plans are put on hold [and] finds herself involved in a ghostly mystery when she and her four friends are witnesses (and suspects) to a murder, and team up to find the person responsible."
Nancy has historically always lived in River Heights, but yes, the team behind the show was worried about the fact that the town's name might sound too much like a certain Riverdale. So, Horseshoe Harbor it is (which is the name of a real place in Vancouver, so the sets department was psyched that they didn't have to change any signage around the town).Also, yes, the town is haunted. The creative team was drawn to the supernatural elements from the Nancy Drew books and wanted to bring that to the series, so we're going to be seeing lots of ghosts, among other things. However, they promised we will not be seeing any vampires.
Nancy has historically always lived in River Heights, but yes, the team behind the show was worried about the fact that the town's name might sound too much like a certain Riverdale. So, Horseshoe Harbor it is (which is the name of a real place in Vancouver, so the sets department was psyched that they didn't have to change any signage around the town).Also, yes, the town is haunted. The creative team was drawn to the supernatural elements from the Nancy Drew books and wanted to bring that to the series, so we're going to be seeing lots of ghosts, among other things. However, they promised we will not be seeing any vampires.
Nancy Drew will premiere on The CW on Oct. 9.
https://youtu.be/_ibWKj8U9HQ
Looking forward to this!
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