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EXCLUSIVE: Francois Arnaud (The Borgias & Midnight, Texas) is set as a series regular opposite Denis Leary and Elizabeth Perkins in The Moodys (fka A Moody Christmas), Fox's half-hour holiday event series adaptation of the Australian series. Slated to air in December, the single-camera comedy series hails from CBS TV…

EXCLUSIVE: Francois Arnaud, best known for starring in the Showtime series The Borgias and NBC's Midnight Texas, as well as young actor Christian Convery (Descendants 3, Beautiful Boy) have been tapped to co-star in Home, a psychological horror indie from director Adam O'Brien. The pic stars Schitt's Creek actress…

Lifetime’s UnReal is already rounding out its cast for Season 4. François Arnaud (The Borgias; Midnight, Texas), Natalie Hall (Drop Dead Diva, True Blood), Meagan Holder (Pitch, You Again), Alejandro Muñoz (Ein Sommer in Barcelona), Meghan Heffern (Designated Survivor, What If), Christopher Russell (Star Trek: Discover…

EXCLUSIVE: Causal star Tommy Dewey and Midnight, Texas lead Francois Arnaud are attached to star in writer-director Marc Carlini's indie film She’s in Portland, which Carlini also is producing under his Tilt/Shift Films banner. It follows two thirtysomething guys who, after a college reunion, decide to take a road…

François Arnaud, who recurs on NBC’s breakout freshman drama Blindspot, has been cast as the lead in the network’s drama pilot Midnight, Texas, which is based on the bestselling trilogy by Charlaine Harris, author of the Sookie Stackhouse books that were adapted into HBO's vampire drama True Blood. Written by Monica…

UPDATED: The Borgias‘ alum Francois Arnaud has booked a recurring role on NBC’s thriller drama series Blindspot, which just received a full-season order by NBC.  Written by Martin Gero and directed by Mark Pellington, Blindspot centers on a mysterious Jane Doe (Jaime Alexander) who is found in a body bag in NYC's…

Francois Arnaud (The Borgias) is set as a male lead opposite Maggie Q in Red Flag, a limited series from Steven Jensen's Independent Television Group, Mike Medavoy & Benjamin Anderson of Phoenix Pictures (Black Swan), and Fred Fuchs (Transporter). It is set in the early 1800s and centers on Ching Shih (Maggie Q), a…