The new Tince Gilligan project will be headed by Rhea SeeHorn by “Better Call Saul”.
Vince Gilliganthe creator of Breaking Badit is rejoined with the star of Better Call Saul, Rhea SeeHornfor a new series.
After the successful series starring Bryan Cranston and the acclaimed spin-off led by Bob OdenkirkGilligan is ready to ally with Apple TV+ For his next television work, which will turn to science fiction. The program is described as a “fun and soft science fiction series” told through the point of view of the SeeHorn character.
How will Vince Gilligan series with Rhea SeeHorn
This time it will be a woman who leads the show, and it is a face more than familiar for fans of Gilligan’s work: Rhea SeeHornwho shone greatly in Better Call Saul and will surely also do so in this new story that Vince spoke with Deadline:
“I’m excited that the public see Rhea interpreting a very different character than he played at Better Call Saul. She plays someone who strives a lot to be good. It is a little damaged heroine, but it is a heroin anyway. And it is a pleasure to work with her because it is the best, very sweet, kind and talented. I can’t say enough about her. ”
Seehorn, meanwhile, confirmed that they still can’t reveal too much about the show, but gave some important details about the tone:
“I can’t even tell you the title. But it is science fiction, in a more psychological form of science fiction. I can’t wait for it to come out. Some of the things that have loved the public of their writing They are really rich characters, but he also plays with the idea of topics, genres and tonesand change, how to inject humor in a very dark moment; In this new program, it leads to a limit that was both very stimulating and disturbing sometimes, and other times, very, very fun. It really swings towards the limits. I had a lot of fun. ”
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
