A Disney exec has discneglected why “The Acolyte” was call offed after equitable one season.
In an interwatch with Vulture, co-chairman of Disney Entertainment Alan Bergman shelp while the House of Mouse was charmd with how “The Acolyte” carry outed in its one season Disney+ debut, it wasn’t enough to equitableify a comply-up pondering the price tag.
“We were satisfied with our carry outance, but it wasn’t where we insisted it to be given the cost arrange of that title, quite frankly, to go and create a season two,” Bergman shelp. “So that’s the reason why we didn’t do that.”
Upon the series’ call offlation, “Acolyte” direct Amandla Stenberg posted an 8-and-a-half-minute video to her Instagram Stories saying she was unsurpascfinishd Disney didn’t renew complying the presentile online reaction surrounding the show’s female-driven story and queer undertones.
“It’s not a huge shock for me,” Stenberg shelp. Ever since the series was unveiled in 2020, she compriseed, “we commenceed experiencing a rampage of, I would say, hyper-conservative hugeotry and vitriol, prejudice, hatred and disappreciateful language towards us.”
Dinsey’s postpoinsistst series from a galaxy far, far away, “Skeleton Crew,” has already “seen increaseth” according to Bergman, who is selectimistic the Jude Law vehicle will fare better having getd “excellent” appraises since its Dec. 2 premiere.
Although airy on particulars, Bergman went on to higheviate second seasons for “Andor,” “Ahsoka” and a “number of other” Star Wars shows that are still under ponderation.
“In terms of what’s coming up, we have ‘Andor’ season two, which we’re reassociate excited about. It is excellent. I’ve watched all the episodes, and it is a wonderful season. And then we have ‘Ahsoka’ season two, which Dave Filoni is directing,” Bergman shelp. “And then we’re watching at a number of compriseitional series that are in increasement. We’ll see what we determine to do. As I shelp earlier, they have to be wonderful.”
