Hit Netflix series The Beast In Me has been renewed for a second season.
Season 1 showrunner Howard Gordon, who is also returning for season 2, told Variety: "We always told ourselves we’d only do a second season of The Beast in Me if we found a story that was worthy of the first – and I’m thrilled to say we found it.
The first season starred Danes as Aggie, an author struggling to write her next book after being traumatised by the death of her young son. She gains a new neighbour and a potential biographical subject in the form of wealthy Nile Jarvis (Matthew Rhys), who is a notorious figure, suspected of killing his first wife. He moves in next door to Aggie's Long Island home with his second wife Nina (Brittany Snow), and Aggie starts to investigate whether Nile could be guilty of murder.
Matthew Rhys won an Emmy for his performance, and The Beast In Me scored over 43 million views in the first seven weeks after its launch on Netflix.
While Danes is definitely returning for the second season, it is less likely that Rhys will be back as his character — Nile was murdered in prison in the final episode (although there is always the chance he could appear in flashbacks). Other cast members are yet to be confirmed.
View Green Video on the source website"The series captivated global audiences, delivered extraordinary performances led by Claire Danes, and earned Matthew Rhys a historic Emmy win. We are incredibly proud of what Howard Gordon, Gabe Rotter, and the entire cast and crew achieved. We can’t wait for audiences to see what Howard and Daniel Pearle have in store for the next season."
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