Following its successful show premiere in April, the live-action adaptation of Fallout is set to begin filming its second season next month, aiming to further explore the cliffhanger that concluded the first season.
Fallout TV Show's 2nd Season Starts Filming Next Month
Fallout S2 Full Cast Yet To Be Confirmed
The eagerly anticipated second season of Amazon Prime's live-action adaptation of Fallout is slated to commence filming soon, as confirmed by returning star Leslie Uggams, who plays Betty Pearson. In an interview with Screen Rant, Uggams revealed that the filming for Fallout Season 2 is scheduled to start in November. This announcement follows the show's successful premiere earlier this year, which led to its swift renewal for another season.
Season 2 of Fallout is poised to delve deeper into the storyline surrounding Vault-Tec and resolve the cliffhanger from the first season, as reported by Screen Rant. While the full returning cast has yet to be officially announced, it is widely expected that lead actors Ella Purnell, who portrays Lucy MacLean, and Walton Goggins, who plays Cooper "The Ghoul" Howard, will reprise their roles. Uggams hinted at some exciting developments for her character, Betty Pearson, an executive assistant at Vault-Tec, saying, "I am with the Vault People, so I didn’t get to see what the Earth people were doing. So when it came on, I was blown away. But Betty’s got some things up her sleeve. Just stay tuned."
The premiere date for Fallout Season 2 is projected to be around 2026, considering the time needed for filming and post-production. Although an official release date has not been set, it's worth noting that filming for the first season began in July 2022 and the show premiered in April of this year.
Fallout S2 Is Bound for New Vegas
Spoilers Up Ahead!
Curious about what Fallout Season 2 might bring? The show is set to take viewers to "Vegas-bound" territory, as stated by show producer Graham Wagner. Additionally, he mentioned that the antagonist from Fallout: New Vegas, Robert House, will play a role in the upcoming season. The extent of Mr. House's involvement remains undisclosed, but he was introduced in a flashback scene in the first season, meeting with other Vault-Tec executives.
Showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Wagner have previously indicated that Season 2 will explore untold stories and expand on significant moments hinted at in the first season. This includes deeper insights into Vault-Tec's executives, the origins of the Great War, and more flashbacks and character development.