Peter Andre is expanding his acting career to the United States with the upcoming airing of the TV series “The Sunshine Murders.” Portraying Greek pathologist Dr. George Constantinos in the show, Andre is set to raise his profile significantly in the American market. The series has also gained traction in Australia and is currently airing on Channel 5 in the UK.
Featuring a notable cast that includes Stephanie Beacham from Dynasty, Nick Moran from Harry Potter, and Nina Wadia from EastEnders, “The Sunshine Murders” has been a dream project for Andre. Reflecting on his journey from studying acting as a child to landing a role in an international TV drama, Andre expressed his excitement at playing diverse characters in the series.
An industry insider shared that Peter Andre’s success with “The Sunshine Murders” marks a significant achievement in his career, highlighting his dedication and hard work. Recently, Andre and his daughter Princess attended a screening event for the show.
The storyline of “The Sunshine Murders” revolves around two half-sisters searching for their missing father while uncovering a series of local crimes. Filming took place in Cyprus, particularly in Paphos and Larnaca, where Andre’s Greek-Cypriot heritage added a personal touch to his performance.
Initially cast for a single episode, Andre’s role expanded after his audition impressed series creator Emily Corcoran. Andre recounted how his decision to adopt a Greek accent during the audition led to him securing a prominent role in the entire series. “The Sunshine Murders” is scheduled to premiere on Channel 5 on September 8.