Who stars in 'Deadly Estate'? 'Orphan: First Kill' actress takes on thrilling role in LMN drama

Lifetime's 'Deadly Estate' will make its debut on Thursday, 1 August, 2024

PUBLISHED AUG 1, 2024

From Samantha Walkes, and Tim Campbell to Kelly Penner (L-R), here's a glimpse into the cast and characters of 'Deadly Estate' (Instagram/@samanthawalkes/@timcampbelltown/@kellykellkellkell)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Lifetime has been on a roll this year, producing high-quality entertainment, and the upcoming flick, 'Deadly Estate', is likely to add to its huge collection.

Directed by Sam Coyl, the narrative of the movie revolves around Zakiya Carter (Samantha Walkes), a hotel's new operations manager, who finds herself on the wrong side of the law after being suspected of murdering Astor Brant (Kelly Penner), the arrogant son of a mega-rich industrialist.

As the story moves ahead, Zakiya, after receiving bail, resolves to investigate the murder and clear her reputation. However, she is oblivious to the danger and becomes the target of the perpetrator.

So, if the premise of the film enticed you to watch it and you are planning to give it a chance, let's discuss the star cast of the suspense thriller flick first.

Samantha Walkes as Zakiya Carter

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Samantha Walkes will portray Zakiya Carter, who sets out on a perilous journey to clear her name of murder allegations.

Samantha was born and reared in Hamilton, Ontario, and her theatrical career brought her around Canada before shifting to television and cinema during the 2020 pandemic.

She is most recognized for her role as Rose King in 'The Kings of Napa’, and has also acted in 'Jane’, 'Murdoch Mysteries’, 'Improbable Valentine’, and 'Orphan: First Kill' among others.

Tim Campbell as Steve Weissne

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Tim Campbell is expected to portray the role of Steve Weissner in the film.

Tim Campbell, an award-winning Canadian actor, was born in Quebec and brought up on Vancouver Island.

He studied drama at Bishop's University and joined the Stratford Festival of Canada's acting company, appearing in over 30 performances over the last two decades.

Campbell has performed in prominent theatres around North America, as well as in a number of films and television shows.

Russell Sams as Daniel Denton

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Russell Sams will play Daniel Denton in the suspense thriller film. Sams was born in Clinton, Tennessee, USA, and his first formal acting credit came in 2001 with 'What Matters Most.'

Since then, he has participated in various productions, showcasing his acting abilities.

He also directed 'Trust' in 2019. His other acting credits include 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation’, ‘Crossing Jordan', ‘Ghost Whisperer’, and more.

Kelly Penner as Astor Brant

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Kelly Penner will portray the character of Astor Brant, the arrogant son of a wealthy businessman who is discovered dead under unexplained circumstances.

Kelly Penner made his formal film debut in 2013 with '99.7%' and has since been quietly and gradually creating a reputation for himself.

His other notable acting credits include, 'What We Do in the Shadows', 'Pretty Hard Cases’, 'Designated Survivor' and others.

Karen Cliche as Valeria Brandt

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Karen Cliche will portray the role of Valeria Brandt in the film.

Cliche, who was born in Sept-Iles, Québec, Canada, made her acting debut in 1999 with the television film 'The Collectors' and has since appeared in a number of productions, confirming her name as a versatile performer in the entertainment world.

Her previous acting credits include 'Vampire High’, 'The South Jersey Horror Podcast', 'Galentine's Day Nightmare’, and 'Republic of Doyle' among others.

How to stream 'Deadly Estate'?

The suspense thriller will make its debut on Thursday, 1 August at 8/7c on LMN.

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