New anthology series “The Unknown” lines up cast and directors

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 14 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Sounds like we’ve got a new anthology series coming our way!

Frances Fisher (THE LINCOLN LAWYER), William Atherton (“Life”) and Taryn Manning (“Hawaii Five-0”), among others, will star in installments of the original anthology “The Unknown” for Crackle.com, the multi-platform video entertainment network. Kevin Connolly (“Entourage”) directs an episode featuring Jay R. Ferguson (“Mad Men”), Visual Effects specialist Sam Nicholson (“The Walking Dead”) directs Christina Pickles (“Friends”) and Martha Coolidge (REAL GENIUS) directs the remaining episodes. “The Unknown” is comprised of six 30-minute, standalone episodes that fuses drama, psychological thrills, suspense and horror.

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