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Steve Buscemi is joining FX and Hulu’s Far Cry adaptation, reuniting with executive producer Noah Hawley. The series, an adaptation of the long-running video game, is planned as an anthology with a new story and cast each season, and will also feature Rob Mac and Lizzy Caplan. Details about Buscemi’s role and the plot remain under wraps.
Steve Buscemi is joining FX’s Far Cry anthology from Noah Hawley and Rob Mac, alongside Lizzy Caplan; the series, based on Ubisoft’s video game franchise, will feature standalone seasons with new settings and casts, Buscemi’s role currently under wraps. The project is produced by FX Productions, with Hawley, Mac, and Ubisoft Film & Television among the executive producers; the Far Cry video game series includes six main titles (2004–2021) and multiple spin-offs.
Season 2 of FX’s Alien: Earth adds Tracey Ullman, Sam Spruell, and Jerome Flynn to its London production, joining Peter Dinklage and a returning cast as filming continues; the sci-fi series was created by Noah Hawley and is produced by FX Productions, with Ridley Scott's team among its executive producers.
Tracey Ullman, Sam Spruell and Jerome Flynn have joined FX’s Alien: Earth Season 2 as production begins in London, with Spruell reuniting with creator Noah Hawley; Peter Dinklage was previously announced for Season 2, while details about the actors’ roles and the season’s plot remain under wraps.
Lizzy Caplan will star in FX and Hulu's Far Cry TV series from Noah Hawley, joining Rob Mac; the anthology format will set each season in a new locale with a new cast, mirroring Ubisoft's video-game franchise.
Lizzy Caplan is joining the debut season of FX's Far Cry, the Noah Hawley and Rob Mac–created anthology series based on Ubisoft's video game franchise. Caplan's character specifics are being kept under wraps; the series will feature a new setting and cast each season, with Mac also set to star. The show is produced by FX Productions with Ubisoft Film & Television among the producers.
Peter Dinklage joins FX’s Alien: Earth as a series regular for Season 2, with his character details kept under wraps. The Noah Hawley–created sci‑fi drama is set two years before Ridley Scott’s original film, and production begins in May at Pinewood Studios in London. The show stars Sydney Chandler and features a cast that includes Alex Lawther, Essie Davis, Samuel Blenkin, Babou Ceesay, Adarsh Gourav and Timothy Olyphant.
Peter Dinklage has been cast as a new series regular in FX’s Alien: Earth for Season 2, with no character details released; the sci‑fi drama from Noah Hawley, inspired by Ridley Scott’s Alien, also stars Sydney Chandler and a returning ensemble. Production on Season 2 is slated to begin in May at Pinewood Studios in London.
Noah Hawley has renewed his deal with FX and Disney Entertainment Television, which includes a second season of the sci-fi series Alien: Earth, set to begin production in London in 2026. The multi-year, nine-figure deal expands Hawley's scope across Disney's TV platforms, and the show continues to explore the story two years before the original Alien film.
Noah Hawley’s sci-fi series 'Alien Earth' has been renewed for a second season, with production moving to London, and Hawley signing a new nine-figure overall deal with FX and Disney Entertainment, continuing their successful partnership.
'Alien: Earth' has been renewed for a second season on FX, with creator Noah Hawley signing a new overall deal with FX and Disney Entertainment Television, valued in the nine-figure range, to continue developing the series and other projects.
Showrunner Noah Hawley discusses the season finale of 'Alien: Earth,' highlighting its open-ended nature and potential for future seasons, with the story setting up a shift in power and leaving many questions about what comes next, depending on audience response and creative direction.
The FX/Hulu series 'Alien: Earth' attempts to expand the Alien franchise into a TV format but struggles with storytelling, character development, and pacing, resulting in a less compelling and somewhat tedious narrative that focuses on corporate greed, hybrids, and alien threats.
Alien: Earth, a new sci-fi series by Noah Hawley, has received positive early reviews with a 90% Certified Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes, highlighting its bold approach focusing on synthetics and character development over traditional alien horror, though some critics found it slow or less exciting. The show features a diverse cast and explores themes of survival and discovery after a space vessel crash on Earth.
Noah Hawley's upcoming FX series 'Alien: Earth,' a prequel to the iconic 'Alien' film franchise, is set to premiere in summer 2025 on Hulu. The series, featuring a cast led by Sydney Chandler, will explore a group of tactical soldiers in 2120 who encounter terrifying Xenomorphs on Earth. The show will delve into themes of humanity's struggle between its past and future, distinct from Ridley Scott's previous prequels. Ridley Scott, an executive producer, praised Hawley's respect for the original film.