Chris Noth to Narrate Canadian Crime Series for Investigation Discovery U.S.
"The Good Wife" star will lend his voice to "I Didn't Do It," an investigative show about the impact of wrongful convictions on the innocent and the judicial system.
TORONTO – The Good Wife’s Chris Noth will narrate a Canadian cable crime series about wrongful convictions for Investigation Discovery U.S.
Noth will lend his voice to the first six one hours of I Didn’t Do It from indie producer Lively Media, which will also air north of the border on Discovery Canada.
The crime series uses reenactments and interviews with the accused, investigating officers, jurors and prosecuting attorneys to evoke the impact of wrongful convictions, on the innocent and the wider judicial system.
And each episode touches on the search for the real perpetrator behind a crime.
Besides CBS’ The Good Wife, Noth also co-starred in the BBC series Titanic: Blood and Steel, as well as Lovelace, a bio-pic based on Linda Lovelace, opposite Amanda Seyfried and Peter Sarsgaard.
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