According to Sharp Objects’ show runner, Marti Noxon, a second season could in fact happen.

During a keynote address at SXSW’s film conference, Noxon talked about Sharp Objects and said, “Maybe there will be a sequel and we’ll get to find out more about Adora and Camille’s sister.” She added, “Gillian [Flynn] and I have some thoughts on it.”

Back in August 2018, Noxon did, however, tell The Hollywood Reporter that a second season would be technically hard to pull off. 

“It’s off the table in terms of, people are going on to their next projects, and it was a pretty hard A-team to assemble. It’s not hard to imagine from a story standpoint, because obviously, we love these characters, but from a technical standpoint it seems like a long shot.”

The HBO limited series was adapted from Flynn’s novel of the same name and executive produced by Noxon. The series starred Amy Adams and was directed by Jean-Marc Vallée. 

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According to Sharp Objects’ show runner, Marti Noxon, a second season could in fact happen.

During a keynote address at SXSW’s film conference, Noxon talked about Sharp Objects and said, “Maybe there will be a sequel and we’ll get to find out more about Adora and Camille’s sister.” She added, “Gillian [Flynn] and I have some thoughts on it.”

Back in August 2018, Noxon did, however, tell The Hollywood Reporter that a second season would be technically hard to pull off. 

“It’s off the table in terms of, people are going on to their next projects, and it was a pretty hard A-team to assemble. It’s not hard to imagine from a story standpoint, because obviously, we love these characters, but from a technical standpoint it seems like a long shot.”

The HBO limited series was adapted from Flynn’s novel of the same name and executive produced by Noxon. The series starred Amy Adams and was directed by Jean-Marc Vallée. 

The post HBO’s “Sharp Objects” Might Return for Season 2 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Gene Cousineau (Barry)

Self-obsessed stand-up professor Gene Cousineau may not be the lead character of HBO hit Barry, but Henry Winkler transformed him into the most compelling character on this show.

Villanelle (Killing Eve)

Killing Eve was one of the most fascinating new shows of 2018, but it would never work if Jodie Comer failed to bring gravitas to the role of brutal assassin Villanelle.

Amma Crellin (Sharp Objects)

Sharp Objects gave us one of the biggest twist endings of the year, and it would’ve never worked if it wasn’t for Amma.

Teddy Perkins (Atlanta)

We can’t remember the last time an episodic character created this much buzz, praise, and controversy at the same time.

Sabrina Spellman (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina)

Fans of the world’s most popular teenage witch waited years to see her live her best life on the small screen, and Kiernan Shipka finally answered their prayers with this Netflix hit series.

The post 5 Breakout Characters Who Ruled Our TV Screens In 2018 appeared first on EverydayKoala.