Rachel Brosnahan executive produces Presumed Innocent season 2, adding to her responsibilities as the main star of the Apple TV+ legal anthology. The new season is being developed by David E. Kelley Productions and J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot, along with Warner Bros. Television, and it is based on Jo Murray’s debut thriller novel, Dissection of a Murder. For now, the show’s storyline is a closely guarded secret.
Production Team and Executive Producers Announced
In addition to Brosnahan, the production includes a host of well-known executive producers. Jake Gyllenhaal, the lead from the first season, joins as an executive producer through his Nine Stories company. Key executive producers also listed are Rachel Rusch Rich, Erica Lipez, Matthew Tinker, and Dustin Thomason. David E. Kelley and Erica Lipez will serve as showrunners for the new season. The original Presumed Innocent author, Scott Turow, will be involved as co-executive producer. J.J. Abrams brings his production expertise via Bad Robot.
Rachel Brosnahan’s Acclaimed Career and Upcoming Roles
Brosnahan is widely known for playing Midge Maisel in Prime Video’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. For her performance, she earned two consecutive Golden Globes in 2018 and 2019 for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Musical or Comedy. Her achievements also include an Emmy and a Critics’ Choice Award in 2018 for her standout role. Audiences can look forward to seeing Brosnahan as Lois Lane in DC’s Superman, which is set for theatrical release on July 11.
Other Noteworthy Roles and Representation
Throughout her career, Brosnahan has portrayed various notable characters, such as Rachel Posner in Netflix’s House of Cards, Bea Hanson in The Finest Hours, Jessica Kensky in Patriots Day, Genevieve Duchannes in Beautiful Creatures, and Abby Isaacs in Manhattan. Her professional representation includes CAA, Brillstein Entertainment Partners, Schreck Rose Dapello Adams Berlin & Dunham, and The Lede Company.
What Viewers Can Expect
Anticipation is building as details about the plot for Presumed Innocent’s second season remain under wraps. The combination of a high-profile production team and Brosnahan’s leadership both on screen and behind the scenes promises a compelling new chapter in the anthology series. The involvement of key producers and award-winning talent hints at a season that could draw significant attention and acclaim.
