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The Night Manager season 2 finally reveals first-look images as Tom Hiddleston returns with new stars – but who isn't returning?
Tom Hiddleston returns as Jonathan Pine for a new mission involving a Colombian arms dealer, with the series set across multiple countries and expected late 2025.
- Tom Hiddleston returns as Jonathan Pine, reprising his role in The Night Manager BBC spy drama's second season; Vanity Fair released first-look images showing him in character across multiple locations.
- Picking up from the Season 1 finale, Pine adopts the alias Alex Goodwin and is pulled into a high-intensity mission after meeting a former Roper mercenary involving Teddy Dos Santos and Roxana Bolaños.
- Returning cast includes Olivia Colman as Angela Burr alongside Alistair Petrie, Douglas Hodge, Michael Nardone and Noah Jupe, with one image capturing Pine dancing beside a pool at night.
- After 19 months since the BBC announcement, first-look images confirm season two will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, and an additional series has already been greenlit.
- Producers Simon and Stephen Cornwell and the creative team say revisiting Pine goes beyond John le Carré's novel to pursue David's vision, showing Pine older with buried fury and trauma.
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After almost 10 years, the spy hit "The Night Manager" continues with Tom Hiddleston at Prime Video – with new enemies and old acquaintances.
The Night Manager season 2 finally reveals first-look images as Tom Hiddleston returns with new stars – but who isn't returning?
It's been 19 months since the BBC announced the return of The Night Manager, which is set to come back to our screens for a second and third season.Moreover, it's been almost 10 years since the first season of the show, based on John le Carré's 1993 novel, debuted. So, it's fair to say, fans have been waiting a while.Finally, their prayers have been answered, as a first-look has finally been unveiled for The Night Manager season 2, meaning there…
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