Hiroyuki Sanada says that ‘Shogun’ Season 2 ‘aim’ to shoot this fall
“Shogun” star Hiroyuki Sanada said that season 2 of the Emmy-winning FX series could start photographing this fall.
“We strive for the fall of this year, and the Schrijverskamer is now working so hard,” Sanada said Variety Saturday at Aarp’s Movies for Grownups Awards in Los Angeles. ‘We’re going to have half [of the Season 1] Cast remaining, and then half new cast is coming. We now find the best crew for next season, so I am excited. “
“Shogun” season 2 still has to receive the official Greenlight from FX, but talent has teased both behind and in front of the camera what will come from the 17th-century drama. In January, Maker and executive producer Rachel Kondo said that the development for the new season is ‘underway’, but hesitated to announce further details.
“We are still trying. We didn’t give it up. And I’m not sure what we can say, “she said. Justin Marks, Kondo’s husband and co-maker and executive producer of “Shogun” added: “We are about six weeks from the end of the writer’s room.”
In October, Marks concluded a TV alarm deal with FX, in which he will develop new projects for the network. This includes possible new seasons of “Shogun” with Kondo, which would be developed in collaboration with Clavell’s Estate.
On Golden Globes this year, “Shogun” took four prizes home, including the best television series and protagonist in TV drama for Sanada. The show also took 18 prizes home at the Emmy 2024, with the most victories for every season of television series.
