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Prime Video's 'Rose Hill' Series Casts Jake Weary, Sean O'Pry, Hannah Galway, Sadie Dickerson

Amazon Prime Video has announced the lead cast for its upcoming series 'Rose Hill,' based on the best-selling book series by Elsie Silver. Jake Weary, known for his roles in 'The Waterfront' and 'Animal Kingdom,' will star as West Belmont, a rancher struggling with commitment issues. Joining him are model-turned-actor Sean O'Pry, Hannah Galway (of 'Under the Banner of Heaven' and 'Sex/Life'), and Broadway performer Sadie Dickerson, who recently appeared in 'Just In Time' on stage and 'Vladimir' Off Broadway. The series follows West and his best friend and neighbor, played by O'Pry, as they navigate personal and romantic challenges in a close-knit community. Galway and Dickerson will portray key characters central to the story's conflicts. The show is in development at Prime Video, with a production timeline yet to be announced. The 'Rose Hill' novels have a devoted fan base, and the casting has generated excitement among readers and viewers alike. Weary's previous television work includes roles in 'The Waterfront' and 'Animal Kingdom,' while O'Pry, primarily known as a model, steps into a leading acting role. Galway's credits include the true-crime series 'Under the Banner of Heaven,' and Dickerson brings theatrical experience from her Broadway and Off-Broadway performances. The adaptation promises to bring Silver's beloved characters to life, with more casting announcements expected soon.

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