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Ozark renewed for a second season on Netflix

Photo credit: Netflix
Photo credit: Netflix

From Digital Spy

In the fascinating saga of What Netflix Cancels and Keeps, Jason Bateman's Ozark has been renewed for a second season, following the first 10-episode run being released last month.

In the show, Bateman plays an accountant who moves to Missouri with his wife and kids after a failed money-laundering scheme makes him a target for a Mexican drug cartel.

Photo credit: Netflix
Photo credit: Netflix

Talking about the first season before it was aired, Bateman – who also acts as executive producer on Ozark – explained his role behind the scenes on the production.

"It's a drama. It's kind of a dark, dangerous show about a money launderer for a drug cartel.

"I'm going to [direct] the first two and probably the last two out of the ten. Just scheduling-wise there is no way to act in all of them and prep all of them, but that was the original intent – to basically direct a 600-page movie," Bateman added.

Photo credit: Alison Cohen Rosa/Netflix
Photo credit: Alison Cohen Rosa/Netflix

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Elsewhere in recent Netflix news, while Bateman's series is gearing up for a second showing, Gypsy – which starred Naomi Watts as a therapist chasing relationships with her client's close ones – has not been so lucky, as it was announced earlier this week that a second season would not be made of the show.


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