Shōgun Season 2 Filming Wraps: "Wait Until You See What’s Coming"
Justin Marks said nearly 200 days of production are complete as the Emmy-winning drama moves 10 years ahead with returning leads and new cast members.
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After eight months of colossal filming and more than two years of waiting for Shogun, the continuation of FX's historical fresco, broadcast on Disney+, reached a decisive stage. Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo, the creators of the series, officially announced the end of Shogun's season 2 shots.
The award-winning FX series prepares its return with a season that will explore Toranaga's ascent beyond what was narrated in James Clavell's novel.
On Sunday (13th) local time, the second season of "Shogun" wrapped up filming. This season not only features a complex plot, but also adds a love story that doesn't overshadow the main characters. As the original cast and new characters appear one after another, the group engages in a deeper power struggle between the unpredictable alliance and the ever-changing loyalty of Toranaga Yoshii.
Shōgun Season 2 Wraps Filming - The Story Jumps Forward 10 Years With More Romance and New Characters
MOVIE NEWS – Production has officially wrapped on Season 2 of Shōgun, moving the 18-time Emmy-winning historical epic into the next phase of its long-awaited return. The new season will take place 10 years after the events of Season 1, with Hiroyuki Sanada and Cosmo Jarvis returning as Toranaga and John Blackthorne while the creators promise a broader scope, more romance, and several major additions to the cast. FX’s Shōgun arrived in early 20…
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