THE ALIENIST season 2 has been confirmed by US network TNT, who recently gave the show the green light. Here’s everything you need to know about the new series including Netflix release date, cast, ...

07:09, Mon, Aug 3, 2020 Updated: 07:28, Mon, Aug 3, 2020 The Alienist is the period drama based on the novel of the same name by Caleb Carr. The show stars Daniel Brühl as Dr Laszlo Kreizler, Luke ...

The Alienist has aired in America and will drop on Netflix soon, which means you're probably wondering where we stand for season two. So far we haven't heard any news about another season, though that ...

The Alienist fans have been delighted by the release of the trailer for season two ahead of its July premiere. The hit show will see Dakota Fanning, Daniel Bruhl and Luke Evans all reprise their roles ...

The Alienist, starring Daniel Brühl, Dakota Fanning and Luke Evans, returned earlier this year for a second outing, two years after it first aired. However, fans of the period crime drama who are ...

Dakota Fanning made her return to television this year in TNT’s “The Alienist.” The miniseries follows a murder mystery during New York’s Gilded Age, but she is ready for Season 2 should TNT decide to ...

Because two years feels like 100 years in Peak TV time, you may have forgotten about TNT’s gritty 19th century crime drama The Alienist. Starring the trio of Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, and Dakota ...

THE Alienist is back with a new series which is set to be released on Netflix. It aired on American network TNT in July 2020, but UK fans will be able to sink their teeth into the new season from ...

Times have certainly changed. I’m not comparing today’s world to that of 1897; the scenes in the premiere of The Alienist: Angel of Darkness featuring police brutalizing innocent protesters highlights ...

Cary Joji Fukuaga’s period crime thriller The Alienist Season 1 is set in the New York City of 1896 and follows the investigation of serial killings of boy prostitutes. TNT Network released the show ...

The Alienist is simultaneously gorgeous and grimy. Obviously, that’s by design; 19 th century New York City was both a playground for the wealthy elite and a crowded pigsty for the city’s less ...