Can you tell us anything in regards to the upcoming Season 2 of The Killing?
Billy Campbell: I can tell you, because the studio is telling fans, themselves, that all of those people who were disappointed at the end of Season 1 will have no reason to be disappointed in Season 2. They will find out who killed Rosie Larsen. And, what I can say, is that the scripts blow me away this season. They have really upped the ante this year. The scripts are phenomenal. People are going to be really happy with this new season. It's intense. Very intense.
Its known that there will be a second mystery that needs to be solved. That opens up a question: At least 80% of the cast wouldn't reasonably be a part of this second mystery. So, does that mean you are only here, in Season 2, for a couple of episodes? Or are you sticking around for the long haul?
Billy Campbell: It's all up in the air. I know they are thinking long and hard about that. They have to provide an answer, if they'll have a third and forth season, and so forth. They have not really talked about that aspect with me. I hope to be back for another season. I love being in Vancouver. And I love being on this show. I'm hoping that at least some of us are back for a third season.
That's the thing. You're character, at this point, is a very integral part of the series, and one of the reasons viewers come back every week. So, it must be one of those tricky things. If half the cast goes away, you have another uproar on your hands...
Billy Campbell: Yeah. Well, we'll have to see how they solve that.
Source: Full article @ Movie Web
The Killing - Season 2 - Interview with Billy Campbell
23 Dec 2011
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I have high hopes for season 2 but if there's another mystery, I sure don't want to know who done it next year..
ReplyDeleteI'll tune in. It's not a top 10 show for or anything though. Probably not even a top 20. Geez, I watch a lot of TV....
ReplyDeletethe people knew that the mystery was gonna be solved in season 2, they were disappointed because it was not solved in season 1... as much as I loved the show, that was a shitty move not to reveal the killer in the end..
ReplyDeletemore than 20 shows...? and I thought I watched too much TV... :)
ReplyDeleteIf and when the second mystery comes up i hope they don't leave us hanging,again!
ReplyDeletei actually liked the final twist. it allows to continue the story a little in season 2 while they introduced a new crime and wrap up this arc. otherwise they would have had to start from scratch in season 2 with new characters and no reason for linden to stay in seattle at all... don't see how that would have worked.
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