Angourie Rice recently shared exciting insights about Season 2 of *The Last Thing He Told Me*, highlighting how it will differ from the original source material. In a recent interview with Judy Greer for Us Weekly, Rice noted that while the first season mirrored Laura Dave’s book closely, the upcoming season will take a more relaxed approach to its adaptation.
New Directions in Season 2
According to Rice, filming for Season 2 coincided with the writing of the sequel novel. This unique timeline allowed the production team to engage with the book as it was being developed. The sequel, titled *The First Time I Saw Him*, was published in January and introduces new plot elements that fans can expect to see on screen.
Plot Overview
- Season 2 picks up after a five-year gap.
- Hannah, portrayed by Jennifer Garner, unexpectedly reconnects with Owen, played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.
- Rice’s character, Bailey, and Hannah must navigate the repercussions of Owen’s return.
- Familiar faces, including Quinn, portrayed by Judy Greer, will reappear.
Insights from the Cast
Judy Greer revealed she had just finished reading the sequel before the interview. She highlighted the unconventional nature of adapting a work that was still being written simultaneously with filming. Greer recalled asking the showrunner, Josh Singer, about the storyline’s direction, receiving unpredictable responses regarding how closely the show would mirror the novel.
Rice emphasized that the creative process allowed for frequent conversations between the show’s development and the book’s progression. This collaborative approach has led to a series filled with unexpected twists and turns for viewers.
Anticipation Builds for Fans
As fans eagerly await the release, both Rice and Greer hinted at “loads of surprises” for those familiar with the book. With the unique production process and new narrative directions, Season 2 of *The Last Thing He Told Me* promises to deliver a fresh experience.
