Mr. Monk’s Last Case: Tony Shalhoub & Andy Breckman Discuss “Very Real” Movie

Fans of Monk have reunited with their favorite sleuth thanks to the Peacock movie Mr. Monk’s Last Case. The film brings back all of the TV show’s core cast for a new mystery written by series creator Andy Breckman. But it’s not a straightforward reunion project; it’s a drama more than a comedy, and very timely as it digs into Adrian Monk’s life during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.CBR spoke with Breckman and star/producer Tony Shalhoub about why they returned to Monk, and why it was important to them that the pandemic was a prominent part of Mr. Monk’s Last Case. They also discussed the cast member they coaxed out of retirement, the addition of James Purefoy as Monk’s latest nemesis, and their favorite callbacks to the TV series.Andy Breckman: I did write a script or even two scripts that for various reasons, never went forward — budget reasons or schedule reasons. But I think we needed the pandemic to really motivate this project and get it moving forward. The pandemic re-sparked interest in the character; we did a short film during the pandemic [“Monk in Quarantine”] where we revisited the characters.

Fans of Monk have reunited with their favorite sleuth thanks to the Peacock movie Mr. Monk’s Last Case. The film brings back all of the TV show’s core cast for a new mystery written by series creator Andy Breckman. But it’s not a straightforward reunion project; it’s a drama more than a comedy, and very timely as it digs into Adrian Monk’s life during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

CBR spoke with Breckman and star/producer Tony Shalhoub about why they returned to Monk, and why it was important to them that the pandemic was a prominent part of Mr. Monk’s Last Case. They also discussed the cast member they coaxed out of retirement, the addition of James Purefoy as Monk’s latest nemesis, and their favorite callbacks to the TV series.

Andy Breckman: I did write a script or even two scripts that for various reasons, never went forward — budget reasons or schedule reasons. But I think we needed the pandemic to really motivate this project and get it moving forward. The pandemic re-sparked interest in the character; we did a short film during the pandemic [“Monk in Quarantine”] where we revisited the characters.

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