Will there be a second season of True Story on Netflix?

Read on for all you need to know about True Story season 2.

Will there be a season 2 of True Story?

There's been no word on True Story's future, and the drama is currently listed as a miniseries – so there is a chance that it won't be back for round two. But Big Little Lies was only supposed to be a one-off and there's now rumblings of a third season. Build it and they will come, and all that.

If season 2 does get the greenlight, don't expect it to arrive on Netflix until the latter half of 2022 at the very earliest given typical filming schedules and the fact that star Kevin Hart (Kid) always has quite a lot on his plate.

Who could be in the cast for a second season of True Story?

By the end of True Story, we're left with a heavily depleted cast following a slew of murders. Carlton (Snipes) was shot dead by Kid who had, quite frankly, tired of his brother's antics. While we're certainly not advocating such an extreme course of action, we can't imagine Carlton garnered much sympathy from viewers.

"Very early in the process I had the idea that it's his brother that sets him up, and that he has to kill his brother in order to make it all work in an incredibly narcissistic sacrifice," creator Eric Newman told Entertainment Weekly.

"I love the idea of the moment in the show where he's talking to the kid with cancer in the cancer ward, and you see Kid decide, 'I have to get away with this because of what I am and who I am to people.' There's this sort of 10th-degree narcissism, and murdering your brother and then using it as a kind of human-interest angle in your career is so sick – and kind of great. People commoditise their tragedies all the time, and that's what he does."

Ari (Billy Zane) also won't be back after he was strangled by Kid, and neither will Ari's brothers Savvas (Chris Diamantopoulos) and Nikos (John Ales), who were shot in the head by, wait for it, Kid.

And Gene (Theo Rossi), one of Kid's superfans, was snuffed out by Ari's siblings after they were initially duped into believing that Gene was responsible for their brother's death.

If another batch of episodes does get the thumbs up, we'd expect Hart to return as Kid, and the following were all alive and kicking as the final credits rolled, which opens the door to future returns: Herschel (William Catlett), Billie (Tawny Newsome), Todd (Paul Adelstein) and Monyca (Lauren London).

But we'd expect a largely new cast to pad it out.

What could happen in a second season of True Story?

As for what the next chapter could bring, plenty more chaos, obviously, but it's impossible to be specific at this point. The narrative that unfolded in season 1 did wrap up on a somewhat conclusive note, but no story ever truly ends and we'd be fascinated to learn if Kid does live out his days free from the repercussions of his actions. While Ari and his brothers are now "swimming with the fishes", there's always space for their extended family to move into the frame.

Perhaps Newman is drumming up a brand new storyline for our protagonist, or mulling over a fresh 'True Story' for an anthology-style format. Watch this space for updates...

Before the series premiered, Hart said that he had "never been more excited about an acting project" in his career (via Deadline), so if the conditions are right, there's no reasons why he wouldn't agree to more.

Is there a trailer for True Story season 2?

First up, we need that all-important renewal.

We'll update this page as soon as we know more.

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• Is True Story actually based on a true story?
• True Story ending explained: Does Kid save his career?

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