Signora Volpe Season 3 Trailer and Key Art Debut
Acorn TV today unveiled the official trailer and key art for the acclaimed third season of Signora Volpe, premiering Monday, October 5, exclusively on Acorn TV. Returning with three new, 90-minute episodes, the third season finds former British spy Sylvia Fox (Emilia Fox, Silent Witness), now mentally and physically recovered from her abduction at the end of season two.
While lingering questions about her ordeal remain, she is settling back into the rhythm of her new life in Italy, and her relationship with Carabinieri captain Giovanni Riva (Giovanni Cirfiera, Ford v Ferrari) continues to deepen.
However, she is soon drawn back into danger through a series of complex investigations, including the murder of a local winery owner and the mysterious death of a young man found in the bed of a prominent power couple.
As each mystery hits closer to home and forces Sylvia to confront uncomfortable truths, a devastating loss and the return of someone from her past come back to haunt her.
Signora Volpe Season 3 also sees the return of Tara Fitzgerald (Belgravia, Game of Thrones, Surface) as Sylvia’s sister, Isabel Vitale, Elena Di Cioccio (Quién eres) as Brigadiere Roberta Barzini, Matteo Carlomagno (Jumper, All the Money in the World) as Matteo Vitale, Marianne Leoni (The Price of Family) as Raffaella Tasso and Imma Piro (Il capo dei capi) as Antonella Vitale.
Jamie Bamber (Beyond Paradise, Battlestar Galactica) returns as Adam Haines in a recurring role, alongside Buffy Davis (Anna Karenina), who returns as Miriam Cavendish.
Signora Volpe is created and written by Rachel Cuperman and Sally Griffiths (Midsomer Murders), who are also executive producers alongside Emilia Fox; Marc Samuelson, Josie Law and Robert Cheek executive produce for Route 24; Catherine Mackin and Bea Tammer for Acorn Media Enterprises; Simon Cox for Banijay Rights and Cristina Giubbetti (Domina, Mafia Mamma, Rosaline) for Cattleya, who are providing Italian Production Services.
Matthew Bird (Boat Story, The Turkish Detective, Musketeers) produces the Acorn TV series. Emmy nominee David Evans (Domina, Preacher, Downton Abbey) directs the full season.
