Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise is indeed a 2015 American made-for-television criminal drama movie featuring Tom Selleck, Mackenzie Foy, William Devane, as well as Luke Perry. It was helmed by Robert Harmon as well as stars Tom Selleck, Mackenzie Foy, William Devane, and Luke Perry. This movie is all about a police chief inside the (fictional) little town of Paradise, Massachusetts, who investigates the alleged fourth victim of a violent serial murderer. It was written by Selleck and Michael Brandman. Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise that’s the ninth of a series of nine television movies based on characters of Robert B. Parker’s Jesse Stone novels, and was shot on location in Lunenburg and Halifax, Nova Scotia. On October 18, 2015, it premiered on the Hallmark Channel.
Mike Hughes of the Reno Gazette-Journal hailed the movie a “must-see” and said it was “worth the wait” and “the finest yet” in the Jesse Stone film series. “The picture beautifully blends human depth with a solid mystery,” Hughes says.
Selleck “commands the screen well with the restrained intensity he’s given to the lead character for 10 years,” according to MySA columnist Jeanne Jakle. The music, subdued imagery, and languid pace are “oddly soothing” to Jakle, who concludes:
The beauty of Lost in Paradise, as usual, rests in its beautifully melancholic execution and, of course, Selleck’s complex and quietly mesmerising performance, which further cements his reputation as one of television’s steadfast greats.
Police Chief Jesse Stone takes an unpaid consulting post well with Massachusetts State Police Homicide Unit, where he will work for Lt. Sydney Greenstreet, who will provide him relevant case files on many killings. He takes the position to alleviate the boredom he’s been experiencing as a result of the lack of substantial crime in Paradise recently.
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