The Big Easy

Synopsis

The Big Easy, a television series set in New Orleans, follows the adventures of Detective Remy McSwain, played by Tony Crane, as he navigates the city's vibrant yet dangerous underworld. With a mix of crime, romance, and drama, the show offers a captivating glimpse into the unique culture and complexities of New Orleans. As McSwain digs deep into the city's mysteries, he must also balance his personal life, leading to intriguing plot twists and character developments. With its rich storytelling and engaging characters, The Big Easy keeps viewers hooked with its blend of suspense and Southern charm.

Cast

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  Tony Crane

  Remy McSwain

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  Barry Corbin

  C.D. LeBlanc

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  Eric George

  Smiley Dupree

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  Susan Walters

  Anne Osborne

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  Leslie Bibb

  Janine Rebbenack

• Troy Bryant

  Lightnin' Hawkins

Reviews

The Big Easy has received mixed reviews from critics and viewers alike. While some praise the show for its authentic depiction of New Orleans and its captivating storytelling, others criticize its sometimes predictable plotlines and character developments. Rotten Tomatoes rates it at 6.5/10, with critics noting the show's strong sense of place and engaging lead performance by Tony Crane. On IMDb, it holds a respectable 7.2/10 rating, with viewers appreciating its blend of crime and drama. Metacritic's average review score for The Big Easy is 60, indicating a generally positive reception. Overall, The Big Easy offers a fresh take on the crime genre with its Southern flair and compelling narratives.