Shameless Alum Takes Leading Role in Exciting New Prequel Series
Cameron Monaghan, known for his role in “Shameless,” is making headlines again with his latest casting in the “Bosch” prequel series. Titled “Bosch: Start of Watch,” this new series will delve into the younger years of the renowned character Harry Bosch, originally created by author Michael Connelly.
Details of “Bosch: Start of Watch”
Set in 1991 Los Angeles, this thrilling prequel will follow a 26-year-old Harry Bosch, played by Monaghan. The narrative launches Bosch into a high-profile heist while uncovering a network of corruption that challenges his dedication to the police force.
Cast and Character Dynamics
Alongside Monaghan, Omari Hardwick will portray Eli Bridges, Bosch’s seasoned training officer. This partnership will explore the early challenges and moral dilemmas faced by Bosch as he grows into a legendary detective.
Michael Connelly’s Vision
Michael Connelly, the brain behind the Bosch franchise, expressed his excitement about exploring this “uncharted territory.” Unlike his previous works, this series marks his first foray into the story of young Harry Bosch. He praised the collaboration with MGM+ and highlighted his eagerness to work closely with Monaghan and the writing team.
Character Insights
Young Bosch is portrayed as a stoic, observant character. His personality includes several traits that define his legendary career: intelligence, determination, and an unwavering commitment to victims of crime.
Series Background
The original “Bosch” series aired on Prime Video from 2014 to 2021, featuring Titus Welliver as the lead. After its completion, the franchise expanded with “Bosch: Legacy,” which concluded in April after three successful seasons. Additionally, the spinoff titled “Ballard,” starring Maggie Q as Detective Renée Ballard, has been renewed for a second season.
Looking Forward
While fans are eager for updates, a premiere date for “Bosch: Start of Watch” has yet to be confirmed. Until then, viewers can revisit the original series, “Bosch,” available for streaming on Prime Video.
