Fans must be looking forward to the much awaited True Detective Season 2 premiere date slated summer this year but the latest spoilers regarding the show's future might not quite be just as pleasing.
As reported recently, writer-producer Nic Pizzolatto has confirmed while at the Banff World Media Festival that the HBO's crime drama series 2 may be the second to the last season.
"I can't imagine I would do this more than three years. I mean, I'd like to have a regular show. We'll have some fixed sets, regular actors, and I could bring in people to help and I don't have to there every second. I't be great, " Pizzolatto revealed.
He continued saying, "It can't have any growing pains like a regular first season. If it works, it has to work right out of the box. That's incredibly exhausting. I mean, the job is exhausting to begin with, but it's doubly exhausting and I'm writing every episode. "
Pizzolatto has been acclaimed for doing a great job on True Detective season 1 that received several awards and recorded high ratings. The Matthew McConaughey and Woodey Harrelson tandem in the first season had brought a tremendous success to the HBO series calling the order for the second season right away.
The storyline of 'True Detective' Season 2 is claimed to revolve around three cops portrayed by Colin Farrell, Taylor Kitsch, and Rachel McAdams who will pursue the career criminal played by Vince Vaughn.
Spoilers also teased that future episodes of the second season might involve states of widespread delirium and the complex story of the Yellow King indicated in the purported promo materials box sent by Pizzolatto himself.
According to the latest reports, filming has already started as of late and also added Agent Carter actress, Ashley Hinshaw, to the cast members taking on a role of a troubled starlet.
'True Detective' Season 2 is anticipated to return on the small screens on a summer 2015 premiere date.
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