Happy Face
Happy Face is a crime drama inspired by Melissa Moore's life where she discovers her father is the notorious Happy Face Killer. Airing on Paramount+ the series is an exploration into her personal journey. In a race against time the eight episode thriller depicts Melissa in the present trying to solve her father's crimes before its to late. Dennis Quaid is Keith Hunter Jesperson in this movie adaptation. Analeigh Ashford will also make a major contribution as a movie actor here.
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| Premiere Date | Happy Face premiered on March 20, 2024, on Paramount+. |
| Based on a True Story | The series is inspired by the life of Melissa Moore, the daughter of serial killer Keith Hunter Jesperson aka Happy Face. |
| Main Cast | The series stars Dennis Quaid as Keith Hunter Jesperson and Annaleigh Ashford as Melissa Moore. |
| Podcast and Book Adaptation | Happy Face is based on Moore’s podcast and autobiography, 'Shattered Silence'. |
| Core Production Team | The production is headed by CBS Studios along with other members Robert and Michelle King |
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Question 1: When did 'Happy Face' premiere?
Answer 1: It first premiered on March 20, 2024 with two episodes. And then after they continue in a weekly episodic format.
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Question 2: Who plays the Happy Face Killer?
Answer 2: Dennis Quaid portrays Keith Hunter Jesperson, the Happy Face Killer.
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Question 3: What is Happy Face about?
Answer 3: The tv series goes over events based of Melissa Moore who discover her father a famed serial killer known as Happy Face killer. In the show she now race to get in contact and to find out who his past victims where. In this rush its a race before any further murders occur.
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Question 4: Is 'Happy Face' based on a true story?
Answer 4: Yes, the film gets most of its source material on Melissa Moore's events around her killer dad and the book she also has a role in writing.
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Question 5: Where can I watch ‘Happy Face’?
Answer 5: ‘Happy Face’ can be watched from Paramount+'s steaming library.
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Question 6: How many episodes are in the 'Happy Face' series?
Answer 6: This adaptation of the show consist of around eight episodes.
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Question 7: Who is Melissa Moore?
Answer 7: She is a character played by movie actor Annaleigh Ashford which based the events of Melissa G Moore whom is best known for his prolific serial killer, Keith Hunter Jesperson.
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Question 8: Who wrote Shattered Silence?
Answer 8: This series writing team consist of Moore and also M. Bridget Cook. These 2 both has history in creating the plot device. Which makes for much easier story transition to streaming.