What's Happening?
Kelly Hu has been announced as a new addition to the cast of the Netflix drama series 'Untamed' for its second season. The series, produced by Warner Bros Television and John Wells Productions, is a mystery-thriller that follows ISB agent Kyle Turner, played by Eric Bana, as he investigates a mysterious death in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Hu will portray Awapuhi, a character returning to Hawaii to confront her past after the death of her son. The second season will also feature Shea Whigham as Ray Burkart, a local businessman with a complex past. Unlike the first season, which was filmed in British Columbia, the upcoming season will be shot in Hawaii and will consist of six episodes.
Why It's Important?
The addition of Kelly Hu to the 'Untamed' cast highlights
the series' commitment to diversifying its storyline and character development. Filming in Hawaii not only provides a new backdrop that enriches the narrative but also supports local economies and showcases the region's unique culture and landscapes. The series' focus on complex characters and intricate plots may attract a broader audience, potentially boosting viewership and engagement for Netflix. This move also reflects the growing trend of streaming platforms investing in high-quality, location-based storytelling to differentiate their content offerings.
What's Next?
Production for the second season of 'Untamed' is set to begin in the spring. As the series progresses, viewers can expect to see how the new setting and characters influence the storyline. The show's producers, including Mark L. Smith and Elle Smith, are likely to continue exploring themes of mystery and personal conflict, which could lead to further character development and plot twists. The series' success could pave the way for additional seasons or spin-offs, depending on audience reception and critical acclaim.
