Preparations for the fifth and final season of the popular series The Boys from the creator and showrunner Erik Kripke y Prime Video, they continue going.
Prior to the broadcast of the fourth season, it was revealed that the series will say goodbye with a fifth installment.
With many details still to be known, there is a piece of information that Kripke shared with Collider: filming is just around the corner, and in fact, it will begin during the week of the Thanksgiving celebration.
Kripke confirmed:
“We start filming in a week, on Monday. “That’s less than two weeks.”
Kripke refers to Monday, November 25.
Kripke added about the impending series finale:
“I'm lucky to be able to maintain my denial for quite a while because I'm so busy right now… The amount of work is so intense that I think I at some point in the middle of the season it will affect me, and it will affect me emotionally. I have been voluntarily denying it. I haven't fully assimilated it. That will be difficult.”
The cast is made up Karl Urban like Butcher, Anthoy Starr like Homelander, Erin Moriarty like Annie/Starlight, Jack Quaid like Hughie, Jessie T. Usher like A-Train, Laz Alonso like MM, Chace Crawford como The Deep, Tomer Capone like Frenchie, Karen Fukuhara like Kimiko, and Cameron Crovetti Like Ryan. Daveed Diggs (Blindspottingserie Snowpiercer) is one of the new additions for the final season.
On whether his cast is aware of how the story will end, Kripke told the outlet:
“I haven't done it. We're far enough along that we can map out the general arcs of the characters, but they're emotional arcs, so the actors can start working on their journey and some of the twists and turns of what goes where. Frankly, we're still working on some of them, but “We have a clear idea of where everyone is going, emotionally.”.
The Boys traces a story that satires the role of superheroes, presenting a world where they abuse their power and cross unthinkable limits. Its first season premiered on the streamer in 2019, becoming an immediate hit with both critics and audiences.
The story is based on the New York Times bestselling comic of the same name, by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson.
The Boys has been praised for its sarcastic humor, its satirical exploration of politics, as well as its shocking moments of violence and gore. The cast's performances have also been applauded.
At the end of July, Kripke told what we can expect from the final season:
“As far as we’re concerned, it’s our show’s version of the apocalypse.”
The series is produced by Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television, with Krikpe Enterprises, Original Film and Point Gray Pictures.
Source: https://cine3.com/rodaje-temporada-final-the-boys-previo-thanksgiving/
