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Can’t wait for Mindhunter Season 3? If so, we fear that we are the bearers of bad news. We tell you everything!
Summary
- Mindhunter, a remarkable series, but…
- … Which is anything but profitable
Mindhunter, a remarkable series, but…
In October 2017, the series arrives mind huntera series that caused a lot of conversation as soon as it was announced, as it was helmed by several renowned directors, starting with David Fincher, who you’ll know for his hit thrillers – we mean the speech Sevenbut also to fight club or zodiac, panic room etc Ex girlfriendjust that.
Unfortunately, while the first two seasons of Mindhunter have deservedly received more than positive feedback from press and audiences, it doesn’t seem to be attracting enough people; At least that’s what David Fincher reveals today. Naturally, This bad news will change the fate of the series, bringing a direct end to the adventures of Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff), Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) and psychologist Wendy Carr (Anna Torv).
… Which is anything but profitable
In fact, in an interview with the Journal du Dimanche, David Fincher revealed what we didn’t want to hear: There will be no sequel to Mindhunter.
I’m very proud of the first two seasons. But it’s a particularly expensive show, and in Netflix’s eyes, we haven’t attracted a large enough audience to justify such an investment. I don’t blame them, they took risks to start the series, gave me the tools to do what I dreamed for Mank and allowed me to break new ground with The Killer. It’s a chance to work with brave people. The day our desires won’t be the same, we must be honest about breaking up. David Fincher, Director
The director and producer states that Netflix has decided there will be no sequel due to the “particularly expensive” aspect of the show and the fact that viewers are not necessarily in attendance. What that means is that The series just isn’t profitable enough.
If David Fincher is obviously sad to be ending the program, he says he’s still proud to have carried through those two seasons of Mindhunter and the partnership he formed with Netflix. And while the agreement between the two parties still stands at the moment, the director simultaneously expresses that he would be willing to step back a bit if intentions diverged in the future.
