Exclusive: Orlando Bloom explains why he wouldn't want to return to CarnivakRow for a third season: 'You know what I love about this? We get to leave people wanting more.' 🥲
Orlando Bloom shares his appreciation for how Carnival Row will end and explains why he wouldn't want to return for more. The first season of Carnival Row, which premiered in 2019, introduced a Victorian world inhabited by both Fae and humans. However, they do not live together harmoniously with the Fae refugees, who are looked down upon and oppressed by humans.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Screen Rant: Carnival Row season 2 wraps up this 18-hour story. But there are reboots and revivals happening all over the place. Would you come back as Philo if another opportunity came to do Carnival Row again? As you said, there's 18 hours of film. That was a lot. Over five years, shut down for two, and the amount of work that goes into the special effects to bring what is an epic and awesome show. I mean, it's huge! That set, that set length, to get that up and running, it's a huge thing. I mean, it's beautiful. It was so epic and beautiful. But I don't know. A lot was said. Is there any more to be said? I feel like we said it all, in such a beautifully honest way, too.
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