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Amazon started shooting recently DropsThe series, based on a story Function Bethesda in charge of Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan, responsible for Westworld. Although some a month ago external photos – Specifically a dilapidated Super Dober Mart surrounded by vehicles affected by nuclear bombs, this time New photos take a look at Shelter 32.
pic.twitter.com/KKQxVy60cBShamanomenon August 16, 2022
“Drops It’s an iconic and global license with a huge fan base around the world, and a rich and deep history. “Jonah and Lisa are the best storytellers to bring this series to life,” said Albert Cheng of Amazon Studios. Currently, the series does not have an estimated date for its premiere.
Shelter number 32 is shown with the typical atmosphere of Drops, although not mentioned in the games. we can see Nursery, tunnels and farm Inside this shelter.
With Kyle MacLachlan, Twin Peaks star
As for the actorspart of the casting process has been confirmed, but not the roles they’ll play: Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks), Kelia Mendes Jones (the damage), Aaron Moten (Misplaced), Ella Purnell (mysterious) and Walton Goggins (justification).
The only thing that was officially mentioned So far the date of the series is as follows short overview: “in World DropsA future like the one Americans could have imagined in the 1940s, collapses in 2077 after a nuclear war.”
Jonathan Nolan (WestworldAnd the Someone interesting) Live first episode, as it did with the HBO science fiction series; It is also Show From the series with Lisa Joy, both producers of Kelter. role Show Geneva Robertson – Dorit (Captain Marveland Graham WagnerSilicon Valley).
“Beer enthusiast. Subtly charming alcohol junkie. Wannabe internet buff. Typical pop culture lover.”
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