Presumed Innocent season 2 leaves Scott Turow's universe for a fresh case based on Jo Murray's novel, starring Rachel ...

While Season 1 was based on Scott Turow’s 1987 bestselling novel, which was also adapted into a 1990 movie starring Harrison ...

“Midsommar” star Jack Reynor has joined Rachel Brosnahan in Season 2 of the Apple TV+ legal thriller “ Presumed Innocent .” ...

Another chapter of Presumed Innocent — one that strayed from the original story, which found Barbara guilty of murder — closed. But thankfully, we haven’t seen the last of the series just yet.

Presumed Innocent 2: what do we know about the plot? Apple TV Plus' official – but very vague – synopsis is that season two “will unfold around a suspenseful, brand-new case”.

Presumed Innocent will, in fact, have a season 2 on Apple TV+. The news was confirmed on July 12, just after the sixth episode of the show's first season debuted; it was also reported that the ...

Now, Presumed Innocent could simply adapt Innocent for Season 2, jump forward 20 years, and we could watch Tommy (Peter Sarsgaard) and Rusty battle it out in court over the death of Barbara.

‘Presumed Innocent’ Review: Jake Gyllenhaal Headlines an Apple TV+ Update That Doesn’t Feel Updated Enough David E. Kelley tackles Scott Turow's legal thriller (already adapted into a 1990 ...

Presumed Innocent has a true book sequel, the 2011 Innocent, which again pits Rusty and Tommy Molto (played by Peter Sarsgaard in the series) against each other 20 years later after the mysterious ...

Apple TV+’s Presumed Innocent with its Season 1 finale pulled the Scottish Malt rug out from under us, with a shocking one-two punch. Some time after Rusty had been found not guilty by the trial ...

The only confirmed Presumed Innocent cast member so far is Rachel Brosnahan as Leila Reynolds. In June, it was officially revealed by Apple TV that she would be taking on the lead role for season 2.

The new installment of the Apple TV+ legal anthology series is inspired by Jo Murray’s “Dissection of a Murder” ...