Cast members of the Netflix series "Below" are giving credit to the people of Newfoundland for what they describe as the show's charm, according to reuters.com.
The performers pointed to the local community as a key reason the series carries the appeal it does, reuters.com reports. The acknowledgment was reported on Monday, October 5, 2026.
The cast's remarks place the setting and its residents at the center of how the show comes across on screen, per reuters.com. Beyond that, the reporting offers few additional details about the production or the specific locations involved.
Newfoundland has drawn film and television productions in recent years, though the source material does not specify how long "Below" filmed there or which parts of the province were used. The series' connection to the area is presented by the cast as something that shaped the final result rather than as a background detail.
The cast's comments also highlight a familiar pattern in television production: a show's sense of place often depends on the residents who live where cameras roll, not only on the writing or direction. In this case, the performers themselves are the ones making that argument, according to reuters.com.
No further information about the series' release plans, episode count, or production timeline was included in the source material.
What to watch next: whether Netflix or the show's producers share additional details about the Newfoundland shoot, and whether the cast's praise for the community figures into promotion for the series.
