Michael Sheen Teases ‘Good Omens’ “Satisfying” Remaining Season
The top is close to, however Michael Sheen is able to exit with a bang on the third and last season of Prime Video‘s Good Omens.
The Golden Globe nominee, who performs angel Aziraphale within the sequence adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett‘s e-book, teased that he’s “very excited” about what’s in retailer for the present, which additionally stars David Tennant as demon Crowley.
“It’s nonetheless in improvement, however clearly I’m very excited to work with David once more, and I really like that character. I’m very enthusiastic about it,” he informed TV Insider.
“One of many extraordinary issues about being part of [Good Omens] is the viewers, the followers, the fandom of it,” added Sheen. “It’s a must to take it very significantly as a result of folks get actually affected by it. And seeing how folks reacted to the tip of Season 2 was extraordinary. So yeah, I hope, and I’m certain, that Season 3 will likely be a satisfying expertise for everybody.”
The Season 2 finale noticed Aziraphale returning to Heaven as supreme archangel whereas Crowley drove off within the Bentley, parting with a kiss after the latter urged they run off collectively and be an “us.” When confronted with how heartbreaking the finale was, Sheen mentioned, “I do know, I do know.”
Michael Sheen as Aziraphale and David Tennant as Crowley in Good Omens.
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In the meantime, Tennant has additionally teased an thrilling conclusion whereas showing on a panel at Florida Supercon 2024 final month. “I do know the place it’s going, and I defy anybody to not suppose that it’s the right ending,” he mentioned. “I’m not giving very a lot away with that. I’m not saying whether or not that’s good, dangerous, or detached, however it’s undoubtedly excellent.”
Amazon renewed the sequence for a 3rd and last season in December, asserting that filming would start “quickly” in Scotland. Gaiman additionally teased what’s to come back for Aziraphale and Crowley.
“I’m so blissful lastly to have the ability to end the story Terry and I plotted in 1989 and in 2006,” he shared in a press release. “Terry was decided that if we made Good Omens for tv, we might take the story all the best way to the tip. Season One was all about averting Armageddon, harmful prophecies, and the Finish of the World. Season Two was candy and mild, though it could have ended much less joyfully than a sure Angel and Demon may need hoped. Now, in Season Three, we’ll deal as soon as extra with the tip of the world. The plans for Armageddon are going unsuitable. Solely Crowley and Aziraphale working collectively can hope to place it proper. And so they aren’t speaking.”
