Shōgun Season 2 Filming Wraps: "Wait Until You See What’s Coming"
Justin Marks said nearly 200 days of production are complete as the Emmy-winning drama moves 10 years ahead with returning leads and new cast members.
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"Shōgun" Wraps Second Season Filming
The second season of FX’s “Shōgun” has wrapped filming in Canada after eight months of production (shooting began in January). Justin Marks returns as showrunner. The show’s core stars Hiroyuki Sanada and Cosmo Jarvis are reprising their respective roles of Lord Yoshii Toranaga and John Blackthorne, as are a lot of the surviving first-season cast. […]
It's been two years since Shogun landed on Disney+, engrazing behind her a good package of rewards and a nice critical and public reception. But as the season 2 shoot ends, you can't help but be a little worried...
After eight months of colossal filming and more than two years of waiting for Shogun, the continuation of FX's historical fresco, broadcast on Disney+, reached a decisive stage. Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo, the creators of the series, officially announced the end of Shogun's season 2 shots.
The award-winning FX series prepares its return with a season that will explore Toranaga's ascent beyond what was narrated in James Clavell's novel.
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