Halo Season 2 Will be More Like A “Gritty Political War Drama‚” According to Showrunner
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Halo Season 2 Will be More Like A “Gritty Political War Drama‚” According to Showrunner

News HALO Halo Season 2 Will be More Like A “Gritty Political War Drama‚” According to Showrunner Pablo Schreiber‚ who plays Master Chief‚ has also called the upcoming episodes “vastly more authentic.” By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on January 25‚ 2024 icon-comment 0 Share New Share Twitter Facebook Pinterest RSS Feed More From Paramount Plus See All Posts Excerpts Read an Excerpt From Mike Chen’s A Quantum Love Story By Mike Chen January 25‚ 2024 Comment 0 News Avatar: The Last Airbender Hold On to Your Cabbages! Netflix Released an Avatar: The Last Airbender Trailer By Vanessa Armstrong January 24‚ 2024 Book Recommendations Art and Illustration Becky Chambers Shares Art From a New Illustrated Edition of The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet By Reactor January 25‚ 2024 Comment 3 Excerpts Read an Excerpt From Marie-Helene Bertino’s Beautyland By Marie-Helene Bertino January 24‚ 2024 Comment 3 icon-left-caret Caret See All Posts The second season of Halo is set to premiere on Paramount+ in mere days‚ folks‚ and the cast wants to you to know that the series based on the popular video game is going to darker places. Showrunner Otto Bathurst talked with Collider and other publications when the outlets visited the set during production‚ and he said that the upcoming episodes were “much more raw and much more grounded‚ and much more subjective‚ and you’re much more with the characters.” He added‚ “It feels more like a kind of gritty political war drama rather than that slightly more kind of spec– I mean‚ it’s still a massive spectacle‚ but I would say that the main thing is it’s much more character-based. You’re much more with the characters. It’s much more subjective. It’s much more like you’re in it‚ you really feel like you’re in it.” Pablo Schreiber‚ who plays Master Chief on the show‚ also said that the second season would be “vastly more authentic‚” or at least as authentic as a sci-fi show full of space aliens can be. The answers here obviously address some criticism the series received when it first came out for being a “derivative” and “generic” take on the source material‚ though season one still has a 70% Rotten Tomato score‚ which is decent if not stellar. You can judge for yourself how well season two accomplishes this when it premieres on Paramount+ on February 8‚ 2024 The post <;i>;Halo<;/i>; Season 2 Will be More Like A “Gritty Political War Drama‚” According to Showrunner appeared first on Reactor.