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Netflix TV Series • 2020 - CURRENT • Drama, Fantasy, Horror
SEASON 2 is in PRODUCTION until March, 31, 2021
Information is topical as of 03/06/2021
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Cast
| Notable Series Cast | |||
 | Darby Stanchfield | ... | Nina Locke |
 | Connor Jessup | ... | Tyler Locke |
 | Emilia Jones | ... | Kinsey Locke |
 | Jackson Robert Scott | ... | Bode Locke |
 | Petrice Jones | ... | Scot Cavendish |
 | Sherri Saum | ... | Ellie Whedon |
 | Genevieve Kang | ... | Jackie Veda |
 | Hallea Jones | ... | Eden Hawkins |
 | Laysla De Oliveira | ... | Dodge |
 | Griffin Gluck | ... | Gabe |
 | Coby Bird | ... | Rufus Whedon |
 | Bill Heck | ... | Rendell Locke |
 | Thomas Mitchell Barnet | ... | Sam Lesser |
 | Aaron Ashmore | ... | Duncan Locke |
 | Steven Williams | ... | Joe Ridgeway |
 | Felix Mallard | ... | Lucas Caravaggio |
 | Eric Graise | ... | Logan Calloway |
 | Asha Bromfield | ... | Zadie Wells |
 | Kolton Stewart | ... | Brinker Martin |
 | Kevin Alves | ... | Javi |
 | Martin Roach | ... | Detective Daniel Matuku |
 | Nick Dolan | ... | Young Rendell Locke |
 | Jesse Camacho | ... | Doug Brazelle |
 | Nicole James | ... | Young Erin Voss |
 | Ellen Olivia Giddings | ... | Young Kim Topher |
 | André Dae Kim | ... | Young Mark Cho |
 | Sabrina Saudin | ... | Young Ellie Whedon |
 | Aidan Shaw | ... | Young Jeff Ellis |
 | Erica Pickering | ... | Kinsey's Fear Monster |
 | Kayla DeSouza | ... | Younger Kinsey |
 | Nicole Stamp | ... | Nurse Ruth |
 | Joy Tanner | ... | Erin Voss |
 | Ken Pak | ... | Mark Cho |
 | Owen Ois | ... | Young Duncan Locke |
Writers
| Series Writers | |||
 | Meredith Averill | ... | Writer |
 | Aron Eli Coleite | ... | Writer |
 | Carlton Cuse | ... | Writer |
 | Joe Hill | ... | Writer |
 | Gabriel Rodriguez | ... | Writer |
 | Elizabeth Ann Phang | ... | Writer |
 | Mackenzie Dohr | ... | Writer |
 | Andres Fischer-Centeno | ... | Writer |
 | Michael D. Fuller | ... | Writer |
 | Vanessa Rojas | ... | Writer |
 | Brett Treacy | ... | Writer |
 | Dan Woodward | ... | Writer |
Poster
| U.S. Version | |||
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Sources
| Additional Content | |||
| Cast Photos | ... | IMDb | |
| Box Office | ... | IMDb Pro | |
| Poster | ... | Official Site | |
| Studio | ... | Netflix | |
RELEASE YEAR: 2020
After their dad's murder, three siblings move with their mom to his ancestral estate, where they discover magical keys that unlock powers — and secrets.
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The noun "script" is an acceptable and widely used word to describe screenplays, teleplays and transcripts. It's not reserved for any single type of media. But, let's get specific anyway:
SCREENPLAY
Can be an original or adapted work for a feature film. A screenplay tells the narrative of the story, dialogue between performers, details actions and emotions and (in extreme cases) suggests camera angles. A screenplay for television is called a teleplay.
TELEPLAY
Like a screenplay, but for television. According to WGA guidelines, "a television script consists of two distinct parts: story and teleplay." The story is the basic narrative and idea, while the teleplay is the written dialogue, and camera angles (if needed).
TRANSCRIPT
A written version of something that was originally spoken. Transcripts differ from screenplays and teleplays in that every word spoken is transcribed, even those not included in the original script. For example, if an actor ad-libs their dialogue, a transcript will include that while a screenplay or teleplay will not.