After two gripping seasons, it was announced by Netflix that the series had been postponed indefinitely and executive producer David Fincher confirmed that it was unlikely to return. The Mank director explained that the cost of the production was disproportionate to the number of people watching.

In what appeared to be the final nail in the coffin, the show’s stars were all released from their contracts…

But that doesn’t mean that viewers should give up, according to one of the Mundhunters’ filmmakers. Kapadia, who directed two episodes in the first season, wrote a tweet encouraging action.

“Audiences around the world need let @netflix know that there is a real interest & demand for Season 3 of @MINDHUNTER_ if you make enough noise, It might actually happen…. #DavidFincher #mindhunter,” he tweeted.

Both seasons of Mindhunter are currently on Netflix. 

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Despite the fact Mindhunter was created by Joe Penhall, Fincher was one of the driving creative forces behind this project. The Netflix bosses felt it’s time to release the cast from their contracts since it’s unclear when he’ll be able to come back on board again.

“David is focused on directing his first Netflix film Mank and on producing the second season of Love, Death and Robots. He may revisit Mindhunter again in the future, but in the meantime felt it wasn’t fair to the actors to hold them from seeking other work while he was exploring new work of his own,” said a Netflix spokesperson in a statement.

This doesn’t necessarily mean we’re saying goodbye to Mindhunter for good. The series is currently on an indefinite hiatus, but there’s a chance it could return in the future.

Mindhunter followed a group of FBI agents trying to solve open cases by conducting interviews with serial killers, and it starred Jonathan Groff, Holt McCallany and Anna Torv.

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The premiere date was revealed by executive producer and series director David Fincher, who let it slip during a recent podcast appearance. 

“Yes, there is now [a date],” Fincher said on KCRW’s The Treatment. “I’m not sure, I guess I’m allowed to say it, but, yeah, it’s gonna be the 16th.”

This means that Jonathan Groff, Anna Torv, and Holt McCallany will soon be back on the streaming service in the series that follows a special team within the FBI, spearheaded by Agent Holden Ford (Groff), that investigates what makes serial killers tick during the ’70s. 

Mindhunter was launched in October 2017 and was renewed for a second season a month after its debut. 

The second season will be set a couple of years after season one, and is expected to focus on the Atlanta child murders.

The post “Mindhunter” Sets Season 2 Premiere Date appeared first on EverydayKoala.

After two gripping seasons, it was announced by Netflix that the series had been postponed indefinitely and executive producer David Fincher confirmed that it was unlikely to return. The Mank director explained that the cost of the production was disproportionate to the number of people watching.

In what appeared to be the final nail in the coffin, the show’s stars were all released from their contracts…

But that doesn’t mean that viewers should give up, according to one of the Mundhunters’ filmmakers. Kapadia, who directed two episodes in the first season, wrote a tweet encouraging action.

“Audiences around the world need let @netflix know that there is a real interest & demand for Season 3 of @MINDHUNTER_ if you make enough noise, It might actually happen…. #DavidFincher #mindhunter,” he tweeted.

Both seasons of Mindhunter are currently on Netflix. 

The post “Mindhunter” Director Encourages Fans to Save the Series appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Despite the fact Mindhunter was created by Joe Penhall, Fincher was one of the driving creative forces behind this project. The Netflix bosses felt it’s time to release the cast from their contracts since it’s unclear when he’ll be able to come back on board again.

“David is focused on directing his first Netflix film Mank and on producing the second season of Love, Death and Robots. He may revisit Mindhunter again in the future, but in the meantime felt it wasn’t fair to the actors to hold them from seeking other work while he was exploring new work of his own,” said a Netflix spokesperson in a statement.

This doesn’t necessarily mean we’re saying goodbye to Mindhunter for good. The series is currently on an indefinite hiatus, but there’s a chance it could return in the future.

Mindhunter followed a group of FBI agents trying to solve open cases by conducting interviews with serial killers, and it starred Jonathan Groff, Holt McCallany and Anna Torv.

The post Season 3 of “Mindhunter” Has Been Put on Indefinite Hold appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The premiere date was revealed by executive producer and series director David Fincher, who let it slip during a recent podcast appearance. 

“Yes, there is now [a date],” Fincher said on KCRW’s The Treatment. “I’m not sure, I guess I’m allowed to say it, but, yeah, it’s gonna be the 16th.”

This means that Jonathan Groff, Anna Torv, and Holt McCallany will soon be back on the streaming service in the series that follows a special team within the FBI, spearheaded by Agent Holden Ford (Groff), that investigates what makes serial killers tick during the ’70s. 

Mindhunter was launched in October 2017 and was renewed for a second season a month after its debut. 

The second season will be set a couple of years after season one, and is expected to focus on the Atlanta child murders.

The post “Mindhunter” Sets Season 2 Premiere Date appeared first on EverydayKoala.