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Le dernier d'entre nous fonctionnera probablement pendant 4 saisons, dit HBO Exec

Authore: RyanMise à jour：Feb 22,2025

La série de HBO est acclamée par la critique La dernière série est prête pour une course de quatre saisons, selon un cadre.

Francesca Orsi, une exécutive de HBO, a fait allusion à un plan de quatre saisons pour l'adaptation populaire, bien qu'elle ait souligné qu'aucun plan définitif n'était finalisé. "Bien que je ne puisse pas le confirmer définitivement, cela ressemble à trois saisons au-delà de l'actuel, puis nous aurons fini", a déclaré Orsi dans une interview avec Deadline .

En ce qui concerne la première de la saison 2 prévue en avril 2025, ORSI a taquiné: "Les différentes factions liées à la survie seront révélées, présentant un groupe de survie captivant avec une présentation unique et distincte." Elle a souligné l'approche distinctive de l'émission de la garde-robe et du maquillage pour ces personnages, les distinguant des représentations typiques.

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Rattrapez la saison 1 avant la saison 2 en avril. Contrairement à la première saison, qui couvrait l'intégralité du premier match, la saison 2 s'étendra sur La dernière partie II , divisée en un arc prévu de sept épisodes concluant à un «point de rupture naturel».

La saison 2 présente plusieurs nouveaux membres de la distribution, dont Kaitlyn Dever dans le rôle d'Abby, Danny Ramirez dans le rôle de Manny et Tati Gabrielle comme Mel. Le rôle de Catherine O'Hara reste enveloppé de mystère.

La revue de IGN de ​​ The Last of Us Saison 1 a salué le spectacle comme "une adaptation étonnante, des nouveaux arrivants passionnants et enrichissant l'expérience pour les fans", lui attribuant une note 9/10.

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