'Halston' Season 2 in Netflix is very unlikely
Immediately after the great success of last year of 'Lady Gambit', Netflix again bet on a limited series for 2021 with 'Halston'.It is a fiction of five parts produced and starring Ewan McGregor as the designer who gives title to it, focused on the ascent and fall of his figure.One that, for a while, has defined luxury, fame and status;Among the famous clients of her were actresses such as Liza Minelli, who is also a character of the program (played by Krysta Rodríguez).
Based on the book 'Simply Halston: The Untold Story de Steven S.Gaines', 'Halston' arrives in Netflix as another delivery of the agreement with blockbuster Ryan Murphy.
In the five episodes, it is explored how the man born as Roy Halston Frowick eventually rose in status and fame to the point where he needed a single name, Halston, in which his mark, and the name itself, became the mostvaluable of him.
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It is worth pointing out, to be precise, that official archives and Halston's family have distanced themselves from the Netflix series, pointing out their inaccuracy."Halston's archives and family were not consulted about the next Netflix series that involves an inaccurate and fictional story of the famous fashion designer," Halston "", reads in the statement."The Halston files remain the only definitive and complete source about man and his legacy as a custodian personally designated from their papers and private effects".
'Halston' will not have season 2
From the beginning, 'Halston' was announced as a "limited series" (the series was first announced in January 2019).This means that the intention, in reality, is that the series has no continuation.
Now, it is true that something that is initially announced as a "limited series" does not always mean that it will definitely be limited to a single season;The most famous example of this in the recent memory is 'Big Little Lies' of HBO, who returned for a second round after his first season.
However, that is a different scenario than Netflix with 'Halston', since 'Big Little Lies' is a fictional story and 'Halston' is telling a real story, adapting a biography of a historical person.And 'Halston' already tells all that story in his five episodes.
Via: Men's Health US
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