![]() ![]() She based the fictional Three Pines on her village, cleverly incorporating places in and around it throughout the entire series. While the novels are a work of fiction, author Louise Penny drew inspiration for the setting from her hometown Knowlton Village, on the Townships trail in Canada. Image Credit: Laurent Guerin/Amazon Prime Interestingly, the award-winning ‘Still Life’ was first adapted on screen in the 2013 movie ‘Still Life: A Three Pines Mystery.’ The Amazon Prime show is the novel’s second adaptation and chronicles Armand’s early days in Three Pines. It is also the first book in a series of mystery novels revolving around Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, a detective who solves crimes in the small town of Three Pines. It is an adaptation of Louise Penny’s debut novel ‘Still Life,’ published in January 2005. No, ‘Three Pines’ is not based on a true story. ![]() If you wish to explore the same, you’ve found an ally in us. Moreover, the authentic portrayal of an idyllic village makes one wonder if Three Pines and its residents exist in real life. Featuring compelling performances from talented actors like Alfred Molina, Rossif Sutherland, Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers, and Tantoo Cardinal, the detective drama show covers several socially relevant issues through its relatable characters. Tackling a group of unwelcoming villagers hell-bent on driving out of Three Pines, Armand rushes to solve the crimes before more people die. ![]()
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