Kate Winslet drops hints about a potential second season of 'Mare of Easttown', suggesting production may resume in 2027 with a strong likelihood. The HBO star, who won an Emmy Award for her portrayal of Mare Sheehan, indicated that discussions about renewing the series took place during her recent directorial debut "Goodbye June". Winslet revealed to Deadline that conversations around a potential revival occurred, and she believes they will indeed return.
The show was initially designed as a one-season show, but rumors began circulating in 2024 when HBO's head of drama, Francesca Orsi, hinted at possible discussions about the series' continuation. Orsi mentioned that the network might explore picking up Mare Sheehan years later, potentially with her character facing new challenges.
In recent news, HBO announced the renewal of another show set in Delaware County, "Task", starring Mark Ruffalo as FBI agent Tom Brandis. The possibility of both shows filming concurrently has sparked interest among fans, particularly given Ingelsby's suggestion that their worlds could intersect.
The show was initially designed as a one-season show, but rumors began circulating in 2024 when HBO's head of drama, Francesca Orsi, hinted at possible discussions about the series' continuation. Orsi mentioned that the network might explore picking up Mare Sheehan years later, potentially with her character facing new challenges.
In recent news, HBO announced the renewal of another show set in Delaware County, "Task", starring Mark Ruffalo as FBI agent Tom Brandis. The possibility of both shows filming concurrently has sparked interest among fans, particularly given Ingelsby's suggestion that their worlds could intersect.