TNT pulled Snowpiercer’s final and fourth season of production despite it being completed
Snowpiercer Fans have been given bad news. The fourth and final season, which will feature dystopian sci fi characters, will not air on TNT.
“We can confirm that TNT won’t air season four.” SnowpiercerA spokesperson for the network stated Friday that it was “very happy” in a statement sent to EW. “This was a difficult decision, but our admiration for the talented writers, actors and crew who brought SnowpiercerThe extraordinary post-apocalyptic world that he created is still strong. We have been working collaboratively with the producers since last year to help the series find a new home where fans can continue to enjoy the compelling story and exceptional visual experience. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with them on future projects.”
But it might not be the end. Producer Tomorrow Studios says it hopes to find a new partner for the series “shortly” in order to get the final episodes to fans. Deadline Hollywood reports The ultimate goal of building a franchise includes a prequel as well as a sequel.
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Tomorrow Studios CEO Marty Adelstein, and president Becky Clements stated in a statement that they love the company. Snowpiercer We believe season 4 will bring you a story filled with amazing talent, which will keep viewers engaged while also exploring important issues like climate change and class warfare. We are so passionately involved in this series, we have purchased the rights to the franchise. We hope to find the right partner in the near future and complete a memorable ride with the final season.
Based on the 2013 film with the same name. It was also based on a graphic book. Snowpiercer Follow the human remains in 2026 post-apocalypse. They have taken refuge on a moving train, and now they live on it. The cast includes Daveed Diggs, Jennifer Connelly, Iddo Goldberg, Katie McGuinness, Rowan Blanchard, and Roberto Urbina, and season 4 was to add Clark Gregg and Michael Aronov.
Snowpiercer The last scripted series remaining at Warner Bros. Discovery was the company created in April by the merger of WarnerMedia Inc. and Discovery Inc. This is the latest in a series of WBD cancellations and writedowns, which includes the J.J. Abrams sci-fi series Demimonde, the DC film BatgirlThe HBO Max comedy series MinxAnd TBS’ Chad.
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