The second season of the TV series The Remnants has lost its supporting actors
"Sudden Departure", the centerpiece of the HBO drama "The Remains," seems to have a direct impact on the cast of the series. According to Deadline, citing its sources, most of the fourteen regular cast members will not be returning in season two. The reason for this is the so-called creative reboot of the show, the scene of which, according to the plot of the second season, will move from the fictional town of Mapleton, New York to a new location. As for the leading actors, Justin Theroux (Police Chief Kevin Garvey ), his on-screen family consisting of Amy Brenneman (Laurie Garvey), Margaret Qualley (Jill Garvey) and Chris Zilkey (Tom Garvey), as well as Carrie Kuhn (Garvey's lover, Norah Durst) and Christopher Eccleston (former priest Matt Jamison) will return to their characters in the sequel. Since the second season of the show is still in development, there is a possibility that several regular stars from the first season will migrate to second. It's about Liv Tyler (Meg) and Anne Dowd (Patty Levin). The rest of the cast may appear as guest stars. Recall that in the first season of the drama, Emily Meade (Emmy), Amanda Warren (Mayor of Mapleton), Michael Gaston (Dean), Max and Charlie Carver (brothers Adam and Scott Frost) and Annie Qian (Christine) starred in regular roles. p> A series written by Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta, based on the novel of the same name by Perrota, told about the strange disappearance of two percent of the entire population of the Earth, which occurred in one day. The Topic of Article: The second season of the TV series The Remnants has lost its supporting actors. |
