Creators of The Last of Us TV Have Chosen Their Abby

Craig Mazin, co-creator of The Last of Us TV, recently gave an interview to The Hollywood Reporter. From the words of the screenwriter, it can be concluded that the creators of the well-received HBO show have already chosen the actress who will play the controversial character - Abby. The filmmaker was asked directly whether this role has already been cast. Here is his answer:

Abby is a member of the Shining, who will join the ranks of the characters in the upcoming season. The character stirred strong emotions among fans of the original game. For fear of spoilers, however, we will not reveal details.

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An online tipster, whose reports have often been verified, claims that the actress chosen for the role of Abby is Shannon Berry, known from Hunters and The Wilds. Due to strikes in Hollywood, we will have to wait a little longer for official confirmation.

The Wilds, Sarah Streicher, Amazon Prime Video, 2020.

Recall that the news of the casting of the controversial character is not the only information that Craig Mazin recently surprised the fans with. The filmmaker also revealed that he plans to shoot three to five seasons of The Last Of Us, but considers four to be the most appropriate number. Mazin also announced that in the upcoming installment we can expect the highest stakes, and none of the characters can feel safe.

The premiere of the second season of The Last of Us is scheduled for 2025.

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Pamela Jakiel

Pamela Jakiel

Finished film studies, graduate of the Faculty Individual Studies in the Humanities at the Jagiellonian University. Her master's thesis was about new spirituality in contemporary cinema. The editor of the gamepressure.com since April 2023. She used to write for naEkranie. If she's not watching The Ninth Gate for the hundredth time, then she's reading books by Therese Bohman and Donna Tartt for the first time. She prefers gnosis over dread, dramas over horrors, Jung over Freud. She looks for symbolist paintings in museums. Runs long distances, and does even the longer ones on a gravel. Loves dachshunds.