Kate Winslet hints at Mare of Easttown 2, likely filming in 2027
Kate Winslet has confirmed that there are serious discussions underway for a second season of HBO’s acclaimed series Mare of Easttown. There is a strong possibility that production will start in 2027.
For the first time since the premiere of the acclaimed HBO drama mare of easttownHollywood actor Kate Winslet has said that there is a strong possibility that the series will return for a second season. Filming is tentatively planned for 2027.
Winslet, who plays Detective Mare Sheehan, revealed in a recent interview that the show was initially conceived as a limited series. However, ongoing talks have opened the way for its continuation.
in conversation with deadlineThe actor said, “In the beginning, mare of easttown Was designed as a single season drama.”
Hollywood actors who are busy with their directorial debut goodbye juneDescribed how the possibility of a new season emerged unexpectedly during an editing session in London. Discussions with the creative team and HBO executives have become more concrete in recent months.
Winslet said, “They were having reasonable conversations around a time frame when it might be possible. And so I think we probably will do it, and that’s the first time I’ve felt that way.”
Although no official production date has been set, the actor has clarified the expected timeline. Asked when the new show would be filmed, he said, “It won’t actually be this year, I think it’ll take 2027 to film it. There’s a strong possibility that it will be filmed sometime in 2027.”
The show’s widespread popularity and longstanding audience interest may have played a role in its potential return. Over the years, the creative team, including Inglesby and Zobel, as well as HBO executives, have engaged in ongoing discussions regarding the feasibility of a new season.
Since production details are still being finalized, expect further updates from Winslet and the show’s producers in the coming months.
The original seven-episode series, created by Brad Inglesby and directed by Craig Zobel, focused on the life of a small-town detective in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, as he investigated the disappearance of a local woman. The show achieved critical acclaim, earning sixteen nominations and four wins at the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards in 2021, including Outstanding Lead Actress for Winslet.
