Altered Carbon Season 2 Cast

The second season of Altered Carbon was officially announced by Netflix and filming began in early February 2019 in Vancouver.

This means we aim to see him in February 2020, two years after the start of the season. It is very exciting indeed.

Of course, we can get it early: the second season is two episodes shorter than the first season, with only eight deliveries, so there is a possibility that Netflix will leave the show before the debut season.

No matter how long we have to wait, it is reassuring to know that the second season will be in capable hands. The creator Laeta Kalogridis spent fifteen years developing the project before the end of the first season and will return with Alison Schaber, who will serve as an associate fellow. The casting mode may have been the most interesting element in the show, and it was very cool. Journey until the confirmation of the new leader of the second season of the program, Anthony McKee (also known as Falcon / Captain America in the MCU). Before reaching that, a small background story.

The first season ends with the return of Kovacs 'manga' that looks like Joel Kinnaman and will find his lost love Quellcrist Falcon (Renée Elise Goldsberry). As a result, Kinnam was not convinced he would return to the follow-up season.

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