The Queen’s Gambit have dispelled hope of a second season, saying they’re “terrified” of ruining what’s already been told by trying to expand on the existing story.The series, which premiered in October 2020, centres around the rise and struggles of an orphaned chess prodigy, played by Anya Taylor-Joy.
It picked up 11 Emmy Awards at this year’s ceremony, which took place yesterday (September 19), tying with The Crown for most accoladed program.Speaking to Deadline post-ceremony, the Emmy-winning director and executive producer Scott Frank dismissed plans for a second series or any kind of sequel.“I feel like we told the story we wanted to tell, and I worry — let me put it differently — I’m terrified that if we try to tell more, we would.
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