Penn Badgley Drops Hint That ‘You’ Season 5 Could Be Its ‘Grand Finale’
Penn Badgley isn’t fairly able to let go of “You” simply but.
Though Netflix hasn’t introduced any plans to resume the stalker-narrated homicide drama for a fifth season, Badgley — who stars because the hit present’s twisted protagonist — just lately hinted that the sultry killer might as soon as once more return to the streamer.
“It feels to me like we need to do another season. It feels to me like Joe [Goldberg] needs to get what’s coming to him, and now he has further to fall because he has all this power and wealth,” he instructed IndieWire in a narrative that was revealed Friday.
“But of course, that’s not up to me. I don’t know where it’s going. But to me, with this concept and with this character, we always wanted to be responsible,” Badgley continued.
“It’s not just the kind of thing we can let keep going because it’s doing well,” the 36-year-old star added.
In Season 4, Joe, now residing greater than 3,000 miles away from New York within the U.Okay. underneath the alias of professor Jonathan Moore, tries each effort to “bury the past” after he fled the nation to pursue his love, Marienne.
In a latest dialog with British GQ, the actor received candid about wanting a “grand finale” for the darkish, thriller suspense collection after Joe slaughtered his means by London within the present’s newest season.
“I know what Greg pitched me a few years back as what he thought was the right way to end,” he stated. “If there’s another one, it’s going to be, I think, a grand finale.”
The creepy serial killer present first premiered on Lifetime in 2018, then gained an enormous following after shifting to Netflix the next 12 months.
Though there’s no phrase on the present’s potential fifth season, followers can get a dose of Joe’s love-driven sociopathic escapades within the upcoming novel “For You and Only You” written by New York Times bestselling writer Caroline Kepnes.
Netflix’s thriller collection “You” relies on Kepnes’ books. The novel follows the charmingly harmful main man to the “hallowed halls of Harvard, where he earns a coveted place in a writing fellowship . . . and leaves crimson in his wake,” in line with the e-book’s official synopsis.
“For You and Only You” shall be accessible on April 25.
Check out all 4 seasons of “You” on Netflix.