The Alien TV series from NoahHawley is reportedly in active pre-production.
The Alien franchise is set to be revived with a new TV series set in the world of the sci-fi experience that kicked off in 1979, with FX executive John Landgraf teasing that the series is in active preproduction and will begin shooting once Noah Hawley wraps up the new season of Fargo. At this rate, if the series heads into production this year, we can likely expect it to premiere sometime in 2024.
In the original film, which is set in 2122, the crew of the Nostromo comes across an otherworldly egg, which hatches and unleashes a deadly creature on board. The creature evolves into the horrifying xenomorph, which sticks to the shadows as it horrifically picks off members of the crew one at a time. Subsequent films continued the terror of these monsters, along with exploring the dangers of artificial intelligence.
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