Two more names join NBC’s dark genre crime series “Grimm”

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

It was only a couple days ago that Alex was hitting you all with the news that Silas Weir Mitchell and David Giuntoli were joining NBC’s upcoming series “Grimm.” As exciting as that update was, I think today’s might be a little better.

Why you ask? Well because today we’ve got a hottie joining the project! Natch! According to TV Line Mitchell and Giuntoli will be joined by Russell Hornsby and Bitsie Tulloch in “Grimm.” Hornsby (right) is set to play ‘Bruce’s’ partner in crime while Tulloch (below) serves as ‘Bruce’s’ love interest. Who’s ‘Bruce?’ Who the hell knows?

“Grimm” centers on Nick Burckhardt, a good-looking detective who starts to see humans as beast/animals and discovered that he has a legacy – to protect “humans” from these beasts.

No telling when this one will get kicking but I’m sure it’ll be soon. Be sure to stick around for updates on “Grimm” as they come our way!

Source: TV Line

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