Apollo Has Fallen
StudioCanal continues the successful Has Fallen franchise with a new entry in the TV spin-off. Canal+ has now released the trailer to the second season, which is titled Apollo Has Fallen. Tewfik Jallab and Ritu Arya reprise their roles as Vincent and Zara, and this time, they deal with the threat of a deadly virus, whose outbreak can destroy the world. They are joined by a cast that includes Jacek Koman, Richard Dormer, Charlotte Spencer, Arthur Darvill, Annabel Scholey and Aylin Tezel.
Check out the trailer below.
The synopsis for this season reads,
“The threat is global, the mission is personal. In this edge-of-your-seat action thriller, fearless MI6 agent, Zara and ex-protection officer Vincent return for their most explosive mission yet. After a daring hijack spirals into a shadowy conspiracy, the duo must confront ruthless mercenaries and their own harrowing pasts, all the while unsure exactly who they can trust. While a deadly virus threatens to decimate Europe, Zara and Vincent are pushed to the edge – facing betrayal, heartbreak, impossible choices. With countless lives hanging in the balance and the clock ticking, can they outwit brutal mercenary leader Yuri Mishkin, or will his insidious plan for chaos succeed?”
The action-packed show was created and written by Howard Overman (Vexed, Merlin, Misfits, Atlantis, Crazyhead, Future Man, The One, War of the Worlds). Episodes in this season were directed by David Caffrey and Alice Troughton. Julian Murphy produces, while executive producers include Gerard Butler, Jeffrey Greenstein, Avi Lerner, Yariv Lerner, Jonathan Yunger, Oded Ruskin and Alan Siegel. The series is made by StudioCanal, G-BASE, Millennium Media, Urban Myth Films.
Hulu will debut the Apollo Has Fallen series streaming in the US in Fall 2026.
Paris Has Fallen
The first season, Paris Has Fallen, kick-started the television version of the Gerard Butler franchise. The debut season brings a lot of what made the movies successful to the show. Our own Alex Maidy says in his review, “Paris Has Fallen mines so much familiar territory covered in the feature films as well as countless other action shows on the small screen, but it does it with three charismatic leads who seem to be having a blast kicking ass through the City of Lights.”
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