Twisters Star Brandon Perea Is Hopeful That The OA Will Return

It's been five years since the audience said goodbye to the beloved Netflix series Economic Cooperation Organizationwhen it was canceled without ceremony after two seasons in August 2019. It ended with a very dramatic ending, Economic Cooperation Organization He lives on in the hearts and minds of many fans who still hope that one day they will be able to get the closure they need. This includes star Brandon Perea.who played Alfonso “French” Sosa on the series, is set to face Mother Nature this week alongside Glen Powell in the new film. Tornadoes.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter ahead of his new disaster film, Beria touched on Economic Cooperation Organizationrevealing that he is one of those people. Who doesn't believe that the series is really over?Perea believes the series could one day make a triumphant return to finish the story that Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij started in 2016. Perea says that if the time comes, he'll definitely be on board. To pick up where you left off.

“I'm one of those people.
This has a feeling that it's not over yet.
I think they have a way to continue the story, which I have no idea about, but I'm willing to participate in it.
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“When it comes time to go back, I feel like there are some chapters we have to close that haven't closed yet. We have this weird feeling, and I'm still very optimistic.”

Zal will be the aforementioned Zal Batmanglij, who first worked with star and co-creator Brit Marling on the short film The RegistrarFrom there, the two formed a partnership, collaborating on features. Voice of my voice And the EastFor Perea, he says Batmanglij's confirmation of the series' return is what gives him hope for the future. Economic Cooperation Organization.

“He’s not even optimistic; he seems very confident. And that gives me confidence too because I feel like, ‘You know what? I feel like we’re going to make it.’” [finish]“So I have the same hope, and I'm not surprised by it at all. [Batmanglij and Marling] “They're warriors, man.”

Unfortunately, OA was ahead of its time.

Dealing with themes of time travel, grief, rebirth, agency, and friendship (to name a few), Economic Cooperation Organization It was a dense, complex series with a mythology that was still in its infancy when it was cancelled. In addition to Perea and Marling, the series starred Emory Cohen, Patrick Gibson, Jason Isaacs, Ian Alexander, Brendan Meyer, and Phyllis Smith as an unlikely group of people brought together by the mysterious world of Prairie (Marling). Together, they navigate Prairie's mission while simultaneously dealing with their own internal struggles of faith.

The film ended with a very dramatic ending as Homer (Emory Cohen) was shot by Hap (Jason Isaacs), Economic Cooperation Organization He went to another world, broke the fourth wall to travel to our dimension, which left Homer trapped in Steve's (Patrick Gibson) body. It's crazy, we know, but it's part of what made Economic Cooperation Organization This was undoubtedly a unique series, and it angered some viewers with a confusing plot that was supposed to last for five seasons. However, this made the cancellation of the series even more painful, as it left loyal fans who were invested in something new hanging, and perhaps feeling a little bored with the forces that took away their beloved series.

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While Beria does not believe Economic Cooperation Organization It's really over, and it's not over either, according to Batmanglij and Marling, who spoke with Salon in late 2023 and pointed to shows like Twin Peaks As an example of cancelled favorites that eventually came back.

“Shows are coming back. Twin Peaks came back at one point, so maybe there will come a time when the industry climate reaches a point where that flower can grow back in the garden.”

We can only hope at some point Economic Cooperation Organization He would be as lucky as Twin PeaksBut until official word comes out that the show is back, we'll continue to engage in some intense lobbying to help it get back on track.