“The Dark Lake” is a crime drama series based on Sarah Bailey‘s debut novel of the same name. The series will be produced by Brouhaha Entertainment, which is based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia and London, England, United Kingdom.
“The Dark Lake”
Phoebe Tonkin, 34, will executive produce “The Dark Lake”. She will also play the lead character, a detective named Gemma who is assigned to the murder of her high school nemesis.
There are still no details about the director of the series and the actors joining Tonkin in the cast. The broadcast or streaming partnership has yet to be announced.
“Boy Swallows Universe”
Tonkin played Hayley Marshall in “The Vampire Diaries” from 2012 to 2013 and in “The Originals” from 2013 to 2018. She plays Francis Bell in “Boy Swallows Universe“, which premiered on Netflix on January 11, 2024.
Francis is the mother of Eli Bell and August “Gus” Bell, played by Felix Cameron and Lee Tiger Halley. Gus and Eli’s stepfather Lyle Orlik is played by Travis Fimmel.
From Sydney to Mosman
Born in Sydney, Tonkin grew up in Mosman, New South Wales. She graduated from the Queenwood School for Girls in Mosman.
Located along Australia’s southeastern coast, Sydney is the capital of New South Wales and the nation’s largest metropolis. Renowned for its natural harbor, sunny climate, and iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, the global city blends urban sophistication with a laid-back coastal lifestyle.
Nestled on Sydney’s Lower North Shore just eight kilometers northeast of the central business district lies Mosman, one of the city’s most prestigious and scenic suburbs. Formed on a peninsula bounded by Sydney Harbour and Middle Harbour, Mosman balances rich history with natural elegance. The area was originally inhabited by the Borogegal people before European settlement established maritime defenses and a thriving whaling industry in the 19th century.
Connected to downtown Sydney by a short ferry ride across the harbor, Mosman offers a tranquil retreat of boutique shopping, waterfront dining, and coastal hiking trails, exemplifying the refined, harbour-side living that defines the broader Sydney area.
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