Katla Season 2 Updates: The Icelandic mystery series “Katla” has just come out on Netflix, so fans are already hoping for season 2. So there are chances of a new season.
The Icelandic mystery series “Katla” has just been released on Netflix, and fans are already wondering if season 2 is coming. You can find out how the series is being extended below.
Katla Season 2: Release Date
Officially, the series has not yet been extended by Netflix. However, this is not surprising as it has only just appeared. Normally, Netflix takes four to six weeks to check the number of hits and then make a decision.
That means we can expect an announcement from July 17th at the earliest. Should the series be extended, the new episodes will probably not appear until mid-2022. Because there is usually a year between two seasons of a Netflix series.
Katla Season 2: Action
Season 2 is likely to see even more people returning from the dead. Therefore, we should see how the residents of the small town of Vik handle it this time. The secret of the underground meteor that is responsible for the strange phenomenon should also be further explored in Katla Season 2.
Last but not least, we should also learn what Thor’s raven with the white feather is all about.
Katla: Trailer
Since the series has not yet been extended, there is no trailer yet. As soon as something changes, you will find out here.
Katla: Cast
Should the series be extended, it can be assumed that many of the previous actors will return. Among them are the actors Guðrún Ýr Eyfjörð (Gríma), Íris Tanja Flygenring (Ása), Ingvar Sigurdsson (Þór), Aliette Opheim (Gunhild) and Þorsteinn Bachmann (Gísli).
It is also possible that some new members will join the cast. Finally, in the series, the dead return.
Katla: characters and cast
The cast of “Katla” includes actors Guðrún Ýr Eyfjörð (Gríma), Íris Tanja Flygenring (Ása), Ingvar Sigurdsson (Þór), Aliette Opheim (Gunhild) and Þorsteinn Bachmann (Gísli).
Katla: Production
The series is by Baltasar Kormákur (“Everest”, “Contraband”). “Katla” is written by Sigurjón Kjartansson, Lilja Sigurðardóttir and Ólafur Egilsson. The film was shot in Iceland.
