Virgin River Star Martin Henderson Gives Season 6 Update, Show's Future 'Remains to Be Seen'

The actor plays Jack Sheridan in the Netflix drama
Jack Sheridan in Virgin River

Netflix show star Martin Henderson from Virgin River has given an exciting update about the new season, revealing that filming for the sixth season will start very soon.

In a recent Instagram Q&A session alongside co-star Alexandra Breckenridge, the actor from New Zealand shared with fans that filming is set to commence in the upcoming year, scheduled to start in February.

Filming for season six will begin in the New Year
Filming for season six will begin in the New Year

"We will be going back to start season 6 sometime in the New Year," said Martin. "Probably February or something like that". 

Remarking on the show's future, Martin said: "There will be more. How many more remains to be seen."

While Netflix has yet to renew the romance drama for a seventh season, Alexandra and showrunner Patrick Sean Smith seem hopeful that there will be more episodes beyond series six. 

Alexandra Breckenridge as Melinda Monroe in Virgin River sits on bed
Alexandra Breckenridge plays Mel Monroe in the drama

On filming season six, Alexandra told Deadline: "We're going to start as soon as the Vancouver weather allows. So hopefully in the spring is what I've been hearing. I keep trying to tell them they should just pick up Season 7 so we can just knock Seasons 6 and 7 and call it a day."

She added: "I'm not aware of it being the final season. Hopefully, we'll get more."

Patrick also told the publication: "There's no plans of wrapping anything up. I think, as long as these characters are living, there are always going to be stories to tell, and that's an incredible opportunity for any showrunner."

Alexandra Breckenridge as Mel Monroe, Martin Henderson as Jack Sheridan in Virgin River
Netflix has yet to renew the show for season 7

During Martin's Q&A, he also addressed fans' concerns about the darker and more dramatic themes of the latest season. "A lot of people were struggling with some of the heartache and darker nature of season five, which is probably a fair comment," he said. "I think the season definitely had a different feel, but I think it was really interesting. It pushed characters into different emotions and situations and then saw them be challenged by that but also come through it and deepen their character and their relationships and hopefully establish even stronger bonds with their loved ones and their community."

MORE: All you need to know about the cast of Virgin River and their real-life partners

Speaking the recent release of season five, part two on Netflix last week, Martin hinted at "plenty of romance" and teased the emergence of "significant mysteries," potentially referring to Mel's quest to uncover the identity of her father.

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  1. Elna Carbutt says:

    Virgin River will stay my favourte and l saw millons of movies butt this, is locked ub in my heart for ever and ever fell in love,since 1ste series❗️💯%❤️

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