Fallout Season 2: November Filming Start

Fallout Season 2 Begins Filming in November

Following its successful series premiere in April, the live-action adaptation of Fallout begins filming its second season next month, aiming to expand upon the cliffhanger concluding season one.

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Fallout Season 2 Begins Filming in November

The second season of Amazon Prime's live-action adaptation of Fallout commences filming shortly, as confirmed by returning star Leslie Uggams (Betty Pearson). Speaking to Screen Rant, Uggams stated that filming of Fallout S2 begins next month in November. This announcement follows the show's successful premiere months prior, leading to its second-season renewal.

Fallout S2 is anticipated to further develop the Vault-Tec storyline and resolve S1's cliffhanger, according to Screen Rant's report. Besides Uggams, the complete returning cast remains unconfirmed, though lead actors Ella Purnell (Lucy MacLean) and Walton Goggins (Cooper "The Ghoul" Howard) are presumed to reprise their parts. While Uggams offered few details about the next season's plot, she hinted that Betty Pearson, a Vault-Tec executive assistant, holds surprises for viewers. "I am with the Vault People, so I didn’t get to see what the Earth people were doing," Uggams said. "So when it came on, I was blown away. But Betty’s got some things up her sleeve. Just stay tuned."

Furthermore, Fallout S2's release is projected for around 2026, considering post-production alongside the filming schedule. However, an official release date is pending. For context, Fallout S1 filmed around July 2022 and premiered in April this year.

Fallout S2 Is Bound for New Vegas

Fallout Season 2 Begins Filming in November

Spoilers Up Ahead!
What could Fallout Season 2 have in store, you might wonder? Well, the show will be "Vegas-bound," according to show producer Graham Wagner, additionally mentioning that Fallout: New Vegas antagonist Robert House is getting involved next season. However, the extent of Mr. House's appearance in the second season is still unclear, but he was revealed through one of the flashback scenes in Season 1 showing him meeting with other Vault-Tec leaders.

Wagner and showrunner Robertson-Dworet have previously stated that Fallout Season 2 will also delve deeper into untold stories and expand upon pivotal moments hinted at in the first season. In particular, more about Vault-Tec executives and the origins of the Great War, along with flashbacks and character development.