In the wake of the first season finale, AMC gave fans their first look at the next season of their drama 61 . Street. This first look comes in the form of an all-new teaser trailer for the upcoming second season that is set to premiere in 2023.
A new teaser gives viewers a taste of the fallout to come from the season finale that aired on May 29. The trailer focuses on attorney Franklin Roberts, who is played by him Courtney B Vance (The People vs. OJ Simpson: American Crime StoryAnd the love country), who represented Moses Johnson (tucson cole), a promising black high school athlete who was taken into custody for being a member of a supposed gang in season one. Season two will see Roberts continue to delve into the corrupt justice system in Chicago in the hopes that he can overturn the entire system. Roberts closes the trailer by saying, “I’ve always had my eyes on the award.”
Peter Moffat, Who Created Notable Shows Such as Your ExcellencyAnd the Criminal justice, And the silkas a creator 61 . Street Together with the author c. David Shanks (chi). Along with Vance and Cole, the series features a host of stars including Aunjanue Ellis (when they see us), Mark O’Brien (ready or not), Holt McCalany (Mindhunter), Andreen Ward Hammond (existing), And the Bentley Green (sweet magnolia).
Moffat and Shanks also serve as executive producers on the series alongside Michael B Via his Outlier Society banner, which also produces the series along with AMC Studios. Other executive producers in the series include Elizabeth Raposu (just mercy) also to the outside community, Alana May (Tom Clancy without regretsAnd the just mercy), Jeff Frilich (Lodge 49And the Postings from other places), And the Hilary Salmon (the motheranAnd the a nightAnd the london spy).
Expected second season of 61 . Street It will premiere on AMC in 2023; Currently, all of the first season of the drama series is currently available to stream on AMC+. You can check out the all-new trailer for the upcoming second season below:
Read the series’ official description below:
Moses Johnson, a promising black high school athlete, is drawn into the corrupt Chicago criminal justice system. Franklin Roberts (Courtney B. Vance) takes on the case, realizing the potential to overturn the entire Chicago judicial system.
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