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Image provided by But Amsterdam is one of the defining elements of the show, which is based on a series of detective novels by Nicholas Freeling published in the 1980s and 1970s. There is also a TV series adapted from the 2000 novel, with a total of five seasons. The reboot of the show was filmed in the Dutch capital, including its iconic streets and canals. This season the concert hall of the Hotel Victoria overlooking the canal at dusk and the monument to the philosopher Baruch Spinoza make cameo appearances.

The show also finds ways to include subplots or references to things teacher database that could only happen in reality. A liberal and progressive city - such as decriminalized drug use and sex work - the city also has a vibrant culture - a bike-centric lifestyle and boat-turned-housing. Of course because van der Valk lives on the boat. His character follows a lot of genre tropes we see a lot on troubled but genius police detective who has absolutely no trouble hooking up with women half his age even though he's not trying to seduce them.

He has a haunting and mysterious past. He's great at catching killers but not that empathetic or empathetic towards civilians. He is not easily impressed but he relies blindly on Lucien and their boss Julia Dalman Emma Fielding. Mamie McCoy as Lucian Hassell Luke Alan Gale as Brad de Vries in Vandervalk. Photo Courtesy Also returning this season is Vandervalk's Team regulars Brad Luke Allen-Gale, who continues to inappropriately try to confuse witnesses in the investigation, Job Elliott-Barnes Worrell still impressed almost everyone except van der Valk, who was a forensic doctor with his analytical mind and a love for jazz, Hendrik Darrell de Silva.