The sci-fi drama series ‘Alien: Earth’ is set for a second season renewal as show creator Noah Hawley signs a new overall deal with FX and Disney. The upcoming season, announced by FX chairman John Landgraf, will see production move from Thailand to London next year.
Landgraf expressed excitement about extending their partnership with Hawley, praising his talent for original storytelling and bringing stories to life. Hawley, known for ‘Fargo,’ is eager to continue exploring the ‘Alien: Earth’ world and other projects under the expanded deal.
President of Disney television studios, Eric Schrier, lauded Hawley’s creative prowess and the opportunity to broaden their partnership across Disney Entertainment Television. The first season of ‘Alien: Earth’ featured a talented cast including Sydney Chandler, Alex Lawther, and Timothy Olyphant.
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