Following the unexpected end of NCIS: Hawaii, actor Alex Tarrant, known for his role as Agent Kai Holman, has wasted no time in embarking on a new project. Despite the cancellation of the CBS spin-off after its third season due to financial reasons, Tarrant has swiftly moved on to a different venture.
Tarrant is set to star in the upcoming mystery series titled A Remarkable Place to Die, currently in production. While details about his character, Ihaka, remain scarce, the premise of the show promises an intriguing storyline.
The series follows Detective Anais Mallory, portrayed by Chelsie Preston Crayford, as she returns to her hometown of Queenstown, New Zealand, and grapples with startling homicides while confronting personal demons from her past.
Joining Tarrant and Crayford in the cast are Indiana Evans from H20: Just Add Water, Rebecca Gibney from Prosper, and Nathalie Boltt from Riverdale.
While Tarrant has remained relatively quiet about NCIS: Hawaii’s sudden ending, other cast members, such as Vanessa Lachey, who portrayed Jane Tennant, have been more vocal about their sentiments. Lachey expressed gratitude for the opportunity to be part of the show, lamenting the lack of a proper farewell.
As NCIS: Hawaii fans continue to mourn the loss of the series, Tarrant’s new endeavor offers a glimpse into the promising future of its cast members beyond the confines of the canceled show.
