Kaos cancelled by Netflix after one season

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As a fervent admirer of Aurora Perrineau’s acting prowess and her heartfelt words, I find myself deeply moved by her emotional response to the cancellation of Kaos. Her profound connection with the character she played and the story it told is truly inspiring.

Netflix has cancelled its fantasy series Kaos after one season, with fans left devastated.

The Charlie Covell production, boasting a high-profile ensemble with Jeff Goldblum portraying Zeus, Janet McTeer as Hera, and David Thewlis in the role of Hades, presents a contemporary take on the Greek deities, distinguished by its humorous approach.

Variety has confirmed news of the cancellation.

In a heartfelt social media message, I expressed that this particular piece of news has truly struck me: “Indeed, this one stings quite deeply.

Thanks for the journey #KAOS ⚡️

— Aurora Perrineau (@AuroraPerrineau) October 8, 2024

She mentioned: “Expressing my feelings is quite challenging, yet I’ll make an effort. From the moment I began trying out for this series, I felt it was unique, primarily because Charlie Covell’s scripts struck a chord with me that few other things have.

“I knew all of these people and I loved them all – every flaw, everything.

For the very first time, I find myself swelling with genuine pride. Not just because of the outstanding efforts and dedication poured into this project by every member, but because they’ve given it their absolute all – leaving no stone unturned and no effort unspent.

“But I’ve also found myself proud of me, and that is something I’ve struggled with.”

As a cinephile, here’s how I might put it: “I’ve envisioned this project to span across three captivating seasons. If given the opportunity, I’d be thrilled to expand the story even further.

Regarding potential developments in the storyline, Covell mentioned: “Many elements are coming together. I have a notion about where the plot might be heading.

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2024-10-08 18:06