The Last of Us
Craig Mazin confirmed that Season 3 will be "significantly larger" in scope, and most likely lead into a fourth despite there being only two video games for source material.
The Oscar-nominated "American Fiction" star returns to HBO after appearing on "Westworld."
The second season also stars Kaitlyn Dever, Isabela Merced, Catherine O’Hara, and Young Mazino.
"All of Us Strangers" writer/director Andrew Haigh directed the short-lived HBO series that debuted in 2014.
Awards
"The Creator" and "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" both received seven nods from the Visual Effects Society, while "The Last of Us" received six.
The Next of Them
His casting comes one day after Kaitlyn Dever was announced to play Abby.
Next of Us
Dever will play the fan-favorite character, a conflicted soldier who led the second Naughty Dog video game, "The Last of Us Part II."
"My parents were so terrified that we just sort of kept everything very private, barely did any interviews," Ramsey said of doing "Thrones" press: "And I'm really proud of that."
"I'm glad that we didn't do what we were doing," Fincher said of the scrapped Paramount movie, "because 'The Last of Us' has a lot more real estate to explore the same stuff."
Consider This
The co-showrunner of HBO's Emmy-nominated drama breaks down reactions to Episode 3, key themes to expand in Season 2, and why "love itself is immoral."
Director Peter Hoar discusses using natural light and "On The Nature of Daylight" to give Bill and Frank one last good day.
Emmy-nominated VFX supervisor Simon Jung and his Wētā FX team got to make a CG bloater that was more monstrous than the video game version — but still got to rip a head in half.
