Jesse Stone Lost In Paradise (2015)
Jesse investigates the grim works of a serial killer in Boston and becomes concerned with a wayward teen in Paradise.
Jesse Stone: The average kid on social media has an attention span of eight seconds. That's one second less than a goldfish.
Jesse Stone: There was a time when I didn't like any part of me. Now, on my good days, I'm okay. You don't have any good days.
Jesse Stone: You live long enough, you have regrets. And the ones that nag at you the most are the ones where you knew you had a choice.
Jesse Stone: I never found out anything by listening to myself.
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada
(Doubling for Paradise)
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
(Doubling for Boston)
Stonehurst East, Nova Scotia, Canada
(Jesse's Home)
This is the first Jesse Stone telefilm to premiere on Hallmark Channel. CBS chose not to make any more films after the eighth film Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt (2012) for demographic reasons, despite relatively high ratings and a loyal fan base. Tom Selleck waited three years for the right offer to be made, and wanted to maintain the production quality set in the first eight films. Hallmark Channel often repeated the first eight films, which made them the natural choice to continue the series.
This is the ninth in the series of made-for-television films featuring Jesse Stone and the first of a two picture deal with Hallmark.
This is the first Jesse Stone film to not feature Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy). He appeared in all eight previous films. The reason for Healy's absence is due to him being on vacation in Florida.
In the opening scene, Jesse Stone is asked where he has been for the past two years. He says, "Fighting crime" (a recurring line in the film series). Tom Selleck also stars in Blue Bloods (2010) as a police commissioner.
Production was announced in March 2015 and filming took place in May 2015 in Nova Scotia.
Miscellaneous
The page numbers mentioned above would make sense if the book is considered as a specialized log book, not a standard novel. It wouldn't be likely that they had a book created just for this scene, so it's reasonable that that's the way it was actually numbered. So each SHEET is numbered, and removing two sheets after 171 would bring you to 174.