Virgin River star shares exciting update on season seven

Virgin River Star Tim Matheson has shared an exciting update on the show’s seventh season.

The star, who plays Doc Mullins on the Netflix show, was interviewed by Anna Daly about his upcoming memoir. Very pleased to meet you: My seven decades in the trenches of Hollywoodand shares an important update on the seventh season of Virgin River.

In the interview, Matheson confirmed that filming on the next chapter would begin in the year March 2025and added that after a total of five years of filming, the various cast members now considered themselves a “family.”

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“I love the feel of the show and also the cast and crew have all grown together as a family,” he said. “It’s really wonderful that we all consider each other a family now. It’s one of my favorite experiences and I love the show.

“I love playing Doc Mullins because I’ve played a lot of doctors and I’ve done a lot of research on country doctors who work in small towns where you know all your patients. It’s a different way of connecting with the people you serve.

“When you walk down the street you see them; you see them at the bar at night. It’s really a different kind of medicine. This is the story of a man who left the big city to return to treating his patients in person, and I love that.”

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With the series set to return to screens for its sixth season next month (December 19), Netflix released the first preview photos of the upcoming episodes in a post on social media last month, introducing all of the returning characters.

“We missed her so much! Get your first look at Season 6. We are counting down the days until Virgin River returns,” the post reads. Sarah Dugdale, who plays Lizzie on the show, added in the comments section: “I can’t wait to see you guys this season!”

Virgin River Seasons 1-5 are now streaming on Netflix.

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