Kate Winslet has shed new light on the possibility of a second season of HBO's critically-acclaimed crime drama 'Mare of Easttown'. The actress and star of the show hinted at the strong likelihood of production resuming in 2027, citing "conversations around a timeframe when it could be possible" that revolved during her directorial debut 'Goodbye June'.
Winslet's comments come after HBO's head of drama, Francesca Orsi, revealed earlier this year that discussions were underway about continuing the show. Orsi noted that it might not be on the heels of where Mare Sheehan ended but with years having passed for the character. "Who is she now?" was the question at hand.
Interestingly, Winslet's remarks also suggest a possible connection between 'Mare of Easttown' and Ingelsby's other hit show 'Task', starring Mark Ruffalo as FBI agent Tom Brandis. The actress mused that it wouldn't surprise her if Mare Sheehan walked into a Wawa where Tom was working, highlighting the potential for their worlds to intersect.
While further details remain under wraps, Winslet's suggestion of a 2027 production timeline marks an exciting possibility for fans of 'Mare of Easttown'. As the series creator Brad Ingelsby previously teased a storyline involving the characters' worlds crossing paths, it seems that HBO is taking steps to bring this vision to life.
Winslet's comments come after HBO's head of drama, Francesca Orsi, revealed earlier this year that discussions were underway about continuing the show. Orsi noted that it might not be on the heels of where Mare Sheehan ended but with years having passed for the character. "Who is she now?" was the question at hand.
Interestingly, Winslet's remarks also suggest a possible connection between 'Mare of Easttown' and Ingelsby's other hit show 'Task', starring Mark Ruffalo as FBI agent Tom Brandis. The actress mused that it wouldn't surprise her if Mare Sheehan walked into a Wawa where Tom was working, highlighting the potential for their worlds to intersect.
While further details remain under wraps, Winslet's suggestion of a 2027 production timeline marks an exciting possibility for fans of 'Mare of Easttown'. As the series creator Brad Ingelsby previously teased a storyline involving the characters' worlds crossing paths, it seems that HBO is taking steps to bring this vision to life.
I'm so down for a second season of Mare of Easttown! I mean, what happened to Mare after she solved the McCann case? Did she just become a suburban mom or was there more to her story? It's been ages since we last saw her and I'm curious to know who she is now. And omg can you imagine Mare walking into a Wawa where Tom Brandis is working 
, that would be so cool! The more I think about it the more I want to see those characters collide. Fingers crossed for 2027 production, bring on the drama! 
but I don't want them to rush into production... I mean, we've only just gotten over Season 1 and the suspense was killing me!! 
if they're gonna bring back the show it should be 'round 2028 at least. also can we pls get a wawa cameo in the new season? 
that would be so cool!!!
, huh? I mean, Kate Winslet's comments are like a big ol' neon sign saying "we're coming back for more" 
. And honestly, who wouldn't want more of that atmospheric drama and intricate mystery-solving? It's like the show just left us hanging from a cliffhanger and now we get to see how Mare Sheehan is doing years later 
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the possibilities are endless and I'm low-key obsessed with the idea of their worlds intersecting 
but at the same time it's not too soon, I need more of Mare's drama and mystery before I'm ready for a new season 
... First, we've got Kate Winslet dropping hints about another season of 'Mare of Easttown', but not a straightforward one. I mean, she says there are "conversations around a timeframe" which sounds like just vague talk to me. And now Francesca Orsi is talking about how Mare Sheehan's character has changed over the years... what's really going on? Are they trying to justify the reboot?
but anyway back to mare of easttown... kate winslet sounds like such a cool person lol i wanna meet her one day 
what if they do make a second season tho? that would be amazing!! 
i was just thinking about the show the other day and i was like "who is mare sheehan now?" 
. A 2027 production timeline feels like a stretch to me... still hoping though! 
The storyline is already so deep and complex, I worry that trying to recapture the magic might be tough. And what even if they do decide to bring in Tom Brandis from Task - will his character's world really intersect with Mare's at a Wawa? That sounds like a bit of a stretch 
. Still, fingers crossed it happens and we get more of these amazing characters! 
The fact that HBO's taking steps to make it happen means we're in for a treat. Bring on 2027 and get ready for some 'Mare of Easttown' magic 
that would be such an amazing storyline... fingers crossed!! 
. It's like she said, who knows what's gonna happen in 2027? The thing I love about this show is how it makes you think 'what if?' right? Like when you meet Tom Brandis from Task and just imagine how that would go down at a Wawa... life's full of unexpected encounters, you know? It's like we don't always get the closure we want, but maybe we'll see Mare Sheehan show up in some random spot and it'll all come together in a way that feels super satisfying. Production takes time, but when it does happen, I'm sure it'll be worth the wait!
️. that kinda crossover feels so natural, you know? like, who wouldn't wanna see those characters' worlds collide? it's also kinda interesting how Winslet brought up the idea of time passing for Mare's character... "who is she now?" is a great way to frame it, and I think that would be an awesome direction to take. can't wait to see what Brad Ingelsby has planned!