Prime Video Cuts series despite order with two seasons
The first arch of “Étoile” is also the last one. Prime Video has canceled the ballet series from makers of the “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, despite the streamer who initially loses the production with a commitment of two seasons.
The last pirouette came about six weeks after the series made his debut for the first time at the end of April and generally earned positive notifications from critics. All eight episodes fell on Prime Video at the same time. That Binge release model to premiere all episodes at the same time has become a bit of a rarity for the original programming of Amazon.
‘Étoile,’, with Luke Kirby and Charlotte Gainsbourg as a ballet company directors who work together to save each other’s legendary institutions, was ordered until series in 2023, about a month before the series final of Sherman-Palladino and Palladinos’ Marvelous Mrs. Mais Mas. Maus Mas. Maison ‘Prime Minister in Amazon’s streamer. “Maisel” was initially picked up two seasons in 2017, although that dedication came after a pilot was produced.
The ballet series was enlightened green by the earlier administration at Amazon MGM Studios, led by Jennifer Salke. Salke got off her role after seven years ago in March, a month before “Étoile” premiered.
In an interview in April with Variety Sherman-Palladino and Palladino, an example of the series and were for the time being about the prospect of season 2, despite the first obligation of the streamer and said that more episodes were ‘in treatment’.
Sherman-Palladino and Palladino served as writers, directors and executive producers on ‘Étoile’, with Dhana Rivera Gilbert also producing executive and Scott Ellis Co-Executive. It was a product of the General deal of Sherman-Palladino and Palladino at Amazon Studios, which the couple signed in 2019.
