Rossif Sutherland wishes Dad Donald played by killing the town’s little Dad

Rossif Sutherland which is called the concept of casting someone to play his father Murder in a small town “Cheating” after lusting after his father, Donald Sutherlandhe got a chance before his death.

“I always have a good idea of ​​being able to think about my father as someone who will play my father,” Rossif, 47, who plays Karl, told exclusively US of the Week about who he was going to throw the chocolate to. “You have it [played my dad on screen] In the past – you might have liked to do this. “

Rossif doesn’t have a direct candidate right now.

“I don’t know at all. I would like someone taller – just to look me in the eye. I think this actor is not weak [and] Not a broken man. I see him as having a very strong and inclusive energy,” the actor commented. But he’s just making a choice that Karl doesn’t agree with. So they should be able to face each other directly. “

Based on the novels written Mr. Wright, Murder in a small town It follows a police chief named Karl (Sutherland) Who – with the help of others, including his girlfriend, Cassandra (Kleuk) – investigates mysterious innocence. Season 1 featured a guest appearance from James Cromwell, Stana Kating, Devon Sawa, Paula Patton and Noah Reid.

Rossif previously spoke about his Father’s wish to fulfill the books before his death in June 2024 at the age of 88.

“The strange thing is that my father has been arrested for the last 30 years. It’s a very small thing, really – serendipitous I think,” he told We September 2024. “But here I am telling the story that my father will tell 30 years ago. I don’t know that I am following in his footsteps, but I love this man and I miss him.”

Rossif continues: “I think [my dad] every day. And my beautiful mother whom I love and adore, I hope you are watching this. I hope this brings her happiness…one day at a time. “

After filming two seasons of Murder in a small town – So far – Rossif has found his groove as the lovable police chief in Karl.

“There is beauty in those [small town] locations. Of course it’s idyllic but something tells a story within such a context. “The community is small so you actually know who everyone is,” he noted. That’s another thing we were trying to do. If we were to do this again, we could do it more. So much for all these characters that make this place home. It is a senseless home that has become the capital of murder but there must be a reason why people stay. That’s because they have them. “

Rossif highlighted his love with a message behind the show.

“There has always been a theme of relationships, of finding love and what it means to keep that love alive. It was this instinct to solve his reality,” he explained. “But he finds someone in Cassandra who was very different from him. Because of this love, they discuss how they might meet and this is not what they thought.”

He went on to say: “They want to make it work. It will come down to negotiations, risks, everything is free from me.

Murder in a small town Airs on Fox Tuesdays at 8 PM ET.