Crime on Prime: An Evening with the Casts of Cross and Scarpetta @92ndStreetY

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Two of Prime Video’s most anticipated crime series, Cross and Scarpetta, come together for a rare, immersive event celebrating the enduring power of crime storytelling.

Moderated by Anne Marie Green (CBS News/48 Hours), this intimate conversation features Aldis Hodge (Executive Producer), Matthew Lillard and Ben Watkins (Showrunner/Executive Producer) from Cross, alongside Nicole Kidman (Executive Producer), Jamie Lee Curtis (Executive Producer), Patricia Cornwell (Author/Executive Producer), and Liz Sarnoff (Showrunner/Executive Producer) from Scarpetta. Together, they dive into why crime narratives continue to captivate audiences across books and screens. From razor-sharp suspense to unforgettable characters, the best crime stories entertain while illuminating the darkest corners of human nature and society — gripping us with addictive plots.

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