The television drama Dirty John Season 2 may be in the offing considering the engaging angles brought by the first installment. It is also worth noting that the show has given lead actress Connie Britton a nomination for the 2019 Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress.
With Australian actor Eric Bana upfront as John Meehan, the program has brought in a lot of deceptive ploys which make the storylines quite interesting. The characters get embroiled into numerous manipulations and discreet approaches. It will be a major point which Alexandra Cunningham should look into if Dirty John Season 2 wants to return.
The first stretch of the show has started fine. Midway through the season, viewer rating has somewhat declined. However, the last episodes leading to the finale have picked up the slack for the program to regain its footing.
Director Jeffrey Reiner has been at the helm for the most part of the season. However, Cunningham has done a terrific job managing the final segments. Things have turn out to be quite shocking as a major character meets his untimely demise.
With Bana out, it is likely that a new cast will be brought in. This will not be a problem considering that a fresh start is what the next installment needs. With new subplots on the way, the probability that the show will regain its bearings is high.
Cunningham's presence is a huge boost considering that she is very much hands-on when it comes to the details of the TV flick. Aside from being the show's creator, she also takes on the directing chores. Also, she is also one of the executive producers of the program.
Joining her on that capacity are Richard Suckle and Charles Roven from Atlas Entertainment, and Chris Argentieri, Mark Herzog and Christopher G. Cowen from Lost Angeles Times Studios. Oxygen Media seeks to add a documentary series which will depict Dirty John's victims in real life.
Bravo outfit has offered a couple of season to the scripted crime series. Such confidence has been pointed out by Lifestyle Networks President Frances Berwick who said that the story suits the firm brands essentially. The network is under NBC Universal Cable Entertainment.
With the show Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce and Imposters in place, the presence of Dirty John will bolster the direction Bravo is heading. The scripted comedy program will be paired with a true crime platform.
Before Dirty John, Alexandra Cunningham's rise has been spearheaded by ABC's Desperate Housewives. She has managed to become a writer and executive producer after starting from the ranks.
