Categorie: Michael Malarkey

Michael heeft een rol gescoord in het tweede seizoen van de erie ‘The Night Agent’ als vast castlid.

Netflix and Sony Pictures Television’s hit series “The Night Agent” has filled out its cast for Season 2 with Michael Malarkey (“The Vampire Diaries”) and Keon Alexander (“The Expanse”) as series regulars and Navid Negahban (“Homeland”) and Rob Heaps (“Station 11”) as recurring guest stars, opposite returning stars Gabriel Basso and Luciane Buchanan.

Based on the best selling novel by Matthew Quirk, the first season of the show followed Peter Sutherland (Basso), an FBI agent recruited to monitor a rarely used phone in the basement of the White House for the mysterious Night Agent program. When cybersecurity expert Rose Larkin (Buchanan) calls the number one night, they’re both pulled into a twisty conspiracy that reaches to the top echelons of the U.S. government.

Season 2 will follow Sutherland as he begins his career as a full-time Night Agent, while maintaining a relationship with Larkin.

Malarkey — who followed his role as Lorenzo “Enzo” St. John on The CW’s “The Vampire Diaries” with roles in “Westworld,” “Project Blue Book,” “Big Sky” and “Law & Order: Organized Crime” — will play Markus, a military chief and loyal nephew to a dictator newly convicted of war crimes by the Hague.
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Michael Malarkey en de cast en crew proberen ‘Project Blue Book’ door de serie te verkopen aan een andere zender of streamingsdienst. Ze laten in een gestarte petitie weten dat de serie alleen gecanceld is omdat zender History zich meer wil richten op mini-series en de kijkcijfers voor ‘Project Blue Book’ gewoon goed waren met zo’n 2,5 miljoen! Ze laten weten dat er al plannen waren voor seizoen 3 en er nog vele verhalen te vertellen zijn :)

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De Amerikaanse zender History heeft laten weten dat de Michael’s serie ‘Project Blue Book’ niet zal terugkeren voor een derde seizoen.

Project Blue Book fans will be left with a few questions after History cancelled the Aidan Gillen-fronted drama.

The second season of the UFO drama ended on March 24 with Gillen’s Dr. Allen Hynek searching for his colleague Capt. Michael Quinn, played by Michael Malarkey, who was evidently blown to bits by an underwater explosion.

However, the A+E Networks’ cable network has opted not to pursue a third season of the show.

The show was created by David O’Leary, who served as writer and executive producer alongside writer-showrunner Sean Jablonski, Zemeckis, Jackie Levine and Barry Jossen.

Produced by A+E Studios and Compari Entertainment, Project Blue Book is inspired by the personal experiences of Dr. J. Allen Hynek (Gillen), a brilliant college professor recruited by the U.S. Air Force to spearhead this clandestine operation — Project Blue Book — that researched thousands of cases, more than 700 of which remain unsolved to this day. The 10-episode sophomore season will find Dr. Hynek and Capt. Michael Quinn (Malarkey) on a dangerous quest for the truth and delve deeper into themes of global conspiracy, touch on how UFOs have impacted the evolution of our nation’s military practices and technology and lean into the nostalgia of the 1950s.

Season 2 kicked off with a deep dive into two of the most well-known UFO cases in US history: Roswell, New Mexico, where a rancher claimed to have found mysterious wreckage on his property thought to be a UFO, and Area 51, a government-run location in Nevada historically rumored to be a magnet for paranormal events and UFO-related activity.

Neal McDonough, Michael Harney, Laura Mennell and Ksenia Solo also star, with Keir O’Donnell and Jerod Haynes also recurred in season two.