Episode 7: The Hardy Boys and Television with Atticus Mitchell

You mean to tell me that the delightful master spy J.B. Cox was only supposed to be in a few episodes of the Hardy Boys? Friends, you’d better believe it. In this episode, we’re joined by Atticus Mitchell: actor, composer, musician, and the man who brought J.B. Cox to life on-screen. Atticus joins us to share behind-the-scenes stories from the Hardy Boys set, talk about his own history with the books and characters, and give us some insight into the world of acting.From discussions about the process of memorizing lines to finding out what happens when real-life injuries make their way on-screen, Atticus weaves a tale of adventure, entertainment, and genuine fun on this week’s episode of Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast.  Listen today!____Atticus Mitchell is an award-winning Canadian actor, musician, composer, and all-around wonderful human being. For the 2020 Hardy Boys TV series on Hulu, Atticus played master spy J.B. Cox. Atticus has also featured in Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, Transplant, Star Trek, Fargo, My Babysitter’s a Vampire, and many more. For his work on the short film Iris, Atticus won the 2015 Canadian Film Festival Award for Best Actor in a Short Film. Atticus’s music can be found under his artist name, Atticus Dean, wherever you find your music. _____The original theme music for Sleuth Studies: The Hardy Boys Podcast was composed by Geoff Li (https://www.geoffli.com/).Sleuth Studies is grateful for the support of Volunteer Alberta, the GLOCAL Foundation of Canada, the Canadian Red Cross, and the Government of Canada.