Jury Responsibility will return for — and has already filmed — a second season at Amazon Prime Video, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed Thursday.
Amazon declined to touch upon the information. Season one of many present aired in 2023 on Amazon’s Freevee and endeared audiences with its candid digital camera comedy starring an unknowing Ronald Gladden. Actors — together with James Marsden (taking part in himself) — improved alongside as caricatures of fellow jurors, a decide and different courtroom personalities whereas Gladden went the entire stint believing all the ruse was actual.
Sources report Jury Responsibility‘s second season will depart the witness stand behind in favor of a company retreat setting. It was shot within the Agoura Hills suburb of Los Angeles.
Season one showrunner Cody Heller beforehand informed THR she was “terrified” by the problem of pulling off the candid digital camera feat. “There was one thing about that concern of failure that ignited one thing in myself,” she stated. However in the long run, the success got here from the forged. “Ronald Gladden restored my religion in humanity,” she stated.
Marsden echoed Heller’s description of excessive stakes when describing his personal expertise on set. “That is in contrast to something you’ve ever seen earlier than,” he informed THR. “You get one take. If he sees a hidden digital camera, or somebody calls anyone by the mistaken title, the entire thing is upended. That was actually thrilling to me, simply from the attitude of [wondering], ‘Can we pull this off?’”
Gladden ultimately embraced the candid digital camera reveal, and went on to signal with Gersh, and ink his personal deal with Amazon, which sees him develop and star in a wide range of content material. He and Marsden, together with a number of different of the present’s actors, stay mates.
Jury Responsibility was created by Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, who additionally government produced season one with Heller, Bernad, Schulman, Ruben Fleischer, Nicholas Hatton, Andrew Weinberg and director Jake Szymanski.