EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV+ has opted to not proceed with a second season of Constellation, its sci-fi psychological thriller collection starring Noomi Rapace and Jonathan Banks. The information comes a month and a half after Constellation‘s eight-episode first season wrapped its quiet run on the streamer March 27.
Created and written by Peter Harness, Constellation stars Rapace as Jo – an astronaut who returns to Earth after a catastrophe in house – solely to find that key items of her life appear to be lacking. The action-packed house journey is an exploration of the darkish edges of human psychology, and one lady’s determined quest to reveal the reality in regards to the hidden historical past of house journey and get well all that she has misplaced.
The collection, directed by Michelle MacLaren, Oliver Hirschbiegel and Joseph Cedar, additionally stars James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa and introduces Rosie and Davina Coleman as Alice.
Produced by Turbine Studios and Haut et Courtroom TV and shot in Germany, Constellation is government produced by David Tanner, Tracey Scoffield, Caroline Benjo, Simon Arnal, Carole Scotta and Justin Thomson. MacLaren government produces with Rebecca Hobbs and co-executive producer Jahan Lopes for MacLaren Leisure. Harness government produces by way of Haunted Barn Ltd.
Sci-fi is a core style for Apple TV+ whose roster of collection additionally consists of For All Mankind, not too long ago renewed for a fifth season alongside a pickup for a derivative collection, Star Metropolis, in addition to Basis, Severance, Invasion and Silo — all slates to return with new seasons.
Apple’s newest entry within the style, Darkish Matter, premiered this week, with Neuromancer, starring Callum Turner, and Murderbot, headlined by Alexander Skarsgard, arising. The streamer additionally had an shock entrant into the house with the thriller drama Sugar, which took an surprising sci-fi flip final week.