Mark Ruffalo in HBO's Brand New Series Created by Mare of Easttown!

Mark Ruffalo will star in the new series from the creator of the award-winning “Mare of Easttown” (2021) Brad Ingelsby, for HBO platform. According to Variety, the series, with no title yet, will be about a police task force trying to apprehend a group of criminals. Mark Ruffalo, in addition to playing the role of the main police officer of the operation, will also be one of the executive producers of the series, which will portray both the daily lives of the police and fugitives from the law.

The production marks the return of Ruffalo and Ingelsby to the stream, considering that both have previously provided services on the platform, in Ruffalo's case for the last time in the series “Know This Much Is True” where he plays two characters and won several awards for his performance, including an Emmy in the category “Best Actor in a Miniseries” in 2020.

Casting decisions were made before the start of the writers' strike, however, no progress was made following the announcement of the Writers Guild of America and that is why the series continues without a production start date or premiere date.

^{Montage of photos by Brad Ingelsby and Mark Ruffalo (Photo: Reproduction/Twitter/@AndyVermaut)}

HBO's executive vice president of programming and director of films and drama series, Francesca Orsi, showed enthusiasm when commenting on the two's partnership for the new series and the return to the platform:

“Brad’s boundless creativity and unparalleled ability to captivate audiences are nothing short of inspiring, and we can’t be more excited to embark on another journey together. When the opportunity arose to partner with Mark on another series, we all jumped at the chance to witness him once again breathe great humanity into a new role.”

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The director known for directing the 2022 “Hustle” starring Adam Sandler will be the one who will share productions on the series with Mark Ruffalo and Brad Ingelsby. Jeremiah Zagar who will be responsible for directing the work in addition to being executive producer of HBO's new venture.

Featured Photo: Mark Ruffalo at the opening of the Tribeca Festival. Reproduction/Twitter/@instacinefilos