Altered Carbon burst onto Netflix back in 2018, taking its cue from the hard-boiled cyberpunk novels of Richard K. Morgan. The show proved popular and the US streaming service gave the show the green light for a second outing. Heres a look at what fans can expect from the new series.<\/p>\n
Netflix hit Altered Carbon is making a comeback this year with the streaming platform yet to confirm a release date.<\/p>\n
Filming on season two started in February 2019 with filming reported to have taken place over the course of four months before wrapping up.<\/p>\n
Laeta Kalogridis is returning as showrunner with Alison Schapker joining her for the seconding outing.<\/p>\n
Season two is going to be having a major cast revamp with Joel Kinnaman being replaced by Anthony Mackie as lead character Takeshi Kovacs.<\/p>\n
READ MORE:Altered Carbon season 2 Netflix release date, cast, trailer, plot<\/p>\n
There was such a massive scope in terms of the world they created and one of my big episodes was the flashback episode, the origin of Takeshi Kovacs and we spent almost a month shooting that episode.<\/p>\n
Lee admitted he had a strict regimen as he got into shape for the role of the mercenary, which he shared with House of Cards actor Kinnaman.<\/p>\n
Lee explained: The amount of training that I had to do to try and catch up to Joe Kinsmans body.<\/p>\n
The whole show was about sleeves, so you have to make sure your sleeve was correct and doing three workouts a day and cooking chicken breasts and jumping on a treadmill.<\/p>\n
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