Solitaire hat geschrieben:Hector und Julian verschwinden bestimmt von der Bildfläche. Sei es durch eine Verzweiflungstat oder Fremdeinwirkung.
Wenn wir nun annehmen, dass damit das Rätsel um Shaw gelöst wird, bleibt immer noch die Frage, was Daniel und Co. mit dem Himmelfahrtskommando am Potsdamer Platz bezwecken. Womöglich gibt es noch einen ganz anderen Strippenzieher, den sie aus der Reserve locken wollen.

‘Berlin Station’: Keke Palmer Joins Epix Drama Series For Season 2
by Denise Petski
February 24, 2017 1:28pm




KEKE PALMER
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Keke Palmer (Grease Live, Scream Queens) is set as a series regular on the second season of Epix’s drama series Berlin Station.

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Created by Olen Steinhauer, the contemporary spy drama takes a look at the activity of a CIA office on a global stage in the midst of an investigation into a now-famous whistleblower. The series follows Daniel Miller (Richard Armitage), a new arrival at Berlin’s CIA station who is on a clandestine mission to uncover the source of the Thomas Shaw leaks. Richard Jenkins, Michelle Forbes, Rhys Ifans, Leland Orser and Tamlyn Tomita also star.

Palmer will play April Lewis, the newest and youngest case officer assigned to Berlin Station on her first field assignment after making her mark as an analyst at Langley. With a bracing combination of millennial intrepidity and old-fashioned sass, April brings a new-guard mentality often at odds with her old-guard colleagues in a system struggling to preserve its besieged identity. But she is no less determined to make her mark in Berlin as she did back home at Headquarters.

Season 2 of Berlin Station begins production next month. Steinhauer executive produces with Bradford Winters who also serves as showrunner. Eric Roth, along with Steve Golin, Kerry Kohansky-Roberts, Keith Redmon and Luke Rivett from Anonymous Content also executive produce. The series is produced by Paramount Television and Anonymous Content.

Palmer played Zayday on seasons 1 and 2 of Fox’s Scream Queens and starred as Marty on Emmy-winning Grease Live, also on Fox. She also recently made Broadway history as the first African American and youngest actress to star in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s iconic 1957 musical, Cinderella. Her TV credits include A Trip to Bountiful, cable miniseries Full Circle, CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story, and a six-episode arc on the second season of Masters of Sex.

March 21, 2017 12:00pm PT by Kate Stanhope
Ashley Judd Joins 'Berlin Station' Season 2 as Series Regular

The Emmy-nominated actress will play the new head of the head of the Berlin CIA station.

Ashley Judd is packing her bags.

The actress has joined spy drama Berlin Station as a series regular for season two, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Berlin Station centers on a CIA office in the midst of an investigation into a now-infamous whistleblower. The series follows Daniel Miller (Richard Armitage), a new arrival to Berlin’s CIA station, who is on a clandestine mission to uncover the source of the Thomas Shaw leaks.

Judd will play BB Yates, Berlin's disarming new Chief of Station, nicknamed "The Station Whisperer" for her itinerant work in the field shoring up CIA stations in moral or corporate disrepair. Part company loyalist and part maverick, BB toes a dangerous line between serving those above her and empowering those below her. Always a contradiction, she arrives in Berlin to defy expectations and breathe new life into the troubled CIA station.

Judd is one of two new series regulars coming onboard for season two. KeKe Palmer also recently signed on for the EPIX drama, which hails from Paramount Television and Anonymous Content.

Production on the second season begins later this month for a potential late 2017 debut.

“We are thrilled to welcome the incredibly talented Ashley Judd to the cast of Berlin Station,” said EPIX President and CEO Mark Greenberg said. “With its illustrious auspices among both cast and producers - and subject matter that is more timely than ever - Berlin Station brings the kind of high-quality, compelling storytelling for which EPIX is known. We couldn’t be more excited to embark on a new season.”

Added Paramount president Amy Powell: “We are excited to have Ashley and Keke on board and are eager to begin the second season of this critically acclaimed show in the intriguing city of Berlin with our outstanding partners at EPIX."

Berlin Station marks Judd's latest foray into television after headlining the ABC summer mini Missing. Best known for her roles in Double Jeopardy, Kiss the Girls and Heat, she next appears in Showtime's Twin Peaks revival. Judd is repped by WME, Anonymous Content and Gang Tyre.

Solitaire hat geschrieben: Bei Facebook kommen die Neuigkeiten betreffs Ashley Judd nicht gut an. Für viele ein Grund, Staffel 2 zu boykottieren.
Jetzt muss ich doch aus Neugier glatt mal nachforschen, warum die gute Frau so verpönt ist.

Solitaire hat geschrieben:@Titania
Die Darsteller haben sich bisher, was ihre weitere Teilhabe an der Serie betrifft, leider bedeckt gehalten.

Oaky hat geschrieben:So viele Neuzugänge wird es sicherlich nicht mehr geben. Ich gehe davon aus, dass außer den Posten von Steven Frost und Hector DeJean nicht viel nachbesetzt werden muss. Valerie Edwards, Robert Kirsch und Daniel Miller werden weiterhin dabei sein.

Titania hat geschrieben:

Solitaire hat geschrieben: Bei Facebook kommen die Neuigkeiten betreffs Ashley Judd nicht gut an. Für viele ein Grund, Staffel 2 zu boykottieren.
Jetzt muss ich doch aus Neugier glatt mal nachforschen, warum die gute Frau so verpönt ist.

Aha, interessant - ich habe auf YouTube vorhin gerade ein Video von ihr gesehen, wo sie sich vehement gegen sexistisches Cyberbulling ausspricht - hat mich, ehrlich gesagt, schwer beeindruckt, ist aber natürlich jetzt nur eine Farbe im großen Spektrum ... ... werde auch mal weiterrecherchieren.

Laudine hat geschrieben:@Titania: Michelle ist definitiv dabei. In einem Interview sprach sie davon, dass die Drearbeiten im April starten.

Daisy hat geschrieben:Das hört sich ja bös an, was sich Ashley Judd auf Twitter anhören muss. Mir was die Tiefe der Verwerfung bisher noch nicht so klar. Kein Wunder, dass Richard nichts mehr twittert ausser berufliches, auf das, was dann folgt, hätte ich auch keine Lust.