Last June, the showrunner of Warrior Nun announced the news we couldn’t hope for: the series was going to return after its (unfair) cancellation by Netflix, thanks to the relentlessness of fans who started campaigns almost everywhere. the world. But after this announcement on Twitter, there is no more information…
Until yesterday, August 15th, when Warrior Nun producer Dean English posted a video Official site of the series And in which he makes the most surprising announcement yet: the series will not return for a third season, but for… three movies!
“I can’t say more because the actors and writers are on strike in Hollywood. A series about familiar characters? The answer is yes. More information will be provided in the future.”
At this time, we don’t know if these three movies will be produced and distributed by Netflix or another streaming channel/platform. It’s hard to imagine the American giant canceling the series with three feature films behind the order, but fan input may have tipped the balance. There is also a possibility of a theatrical release, but the probability is lower.
As for knowing what the producer meant when he talked about “expanding the universe”, he could mean that his team is simultaneously working on spin-off projects, such as Lilith or Father Vincent’s character (in the form of a prequel, for example). Warrior Nun is adapted from a graphic novel, there’s a lot to do.
The good news is that very soon we will find Ava (Alba Baptista), who went to Adriel and Rhea’s world at the end of the second season, and Beatrice (Christina Tonteri-Young), who thinks she has lost her forever. Loves… We don’t know if the action will resume at this time or in a few years. We’ll have to wait a little longer for answers, as the Hollywood strike is keeping actors and writers out of work.
Source: Allocine
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