Fargo boss addresses show future following season 5 finale
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Fargo boss Noah Hawley has addressed the anthology show's future following the finale of season five.
The black comedy crime drama recently wrapped up its fifth outing – which has previously been slated as the last series – with a suitably chaotic and bloody end.
But, speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, creator and executive producer Noah Hawley has explained exactly where he's at with a possible future for Fargo.
"I entered the fifth season thinking it would be the last one," he said. "Even telling FX that it was going to be the last one."
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But continuing, Hawley explained why there may be hope yet for Fargo fans, adding, "But I got it up on its feet and thought: 'Who am I kidding?'
"This is such a rewarding arena to be constantly reinventing under the auspices of that word, Fargo, to do just about anything as long as it has a couple of elements in it. There are no restrictions, other than there has to be crime, and there has to be decency. "
He finished with a classic teaser: "Other than that, the sky’s the limit. I don’t have an idea at this moment, but, they seem to come."
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The series has featured a whole host of A-Listers across its five seasons, including Martin Freeman, Kirsten Dunst, Carrie Coon, Ben Wishaw and Jon Hamm.
Hawley is next set to helm the FX series adaptation of classic sci-fi horro flick Alien, and assured the publication he has, "as many eyes as [he] can put on [Alien] right now."
The series currently stars Don't Worry Darling actor Sydney Chandler and The Mandalorian's Timothy Olyphant.
Fargo airs on FX in the US, Channel 4 in the UK, and streams on Netflix.
The Alien TV series will air on FX.
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