The Apple TV+ show starring Rose Byrne has been given permission for a second season. Byrne’s television show Physical, which follows a lady called Sheila Rubin as she makes her way in the 1980s aerobics business, will be returning for a third season this year. The second season finale of the programme recently aired on August 5, so it seems that Apple is satisfied with how the show has been received so far. The series’ creator and showrunner is Annie Weisman.
Physical also stars Rory Scovel, Dierdre Friel, Paul Sparks, Della Saba and Lou Taylor Pucci, Murray Bartlett, and Dierdre Byrne in addition to Rose Byrne. Executive producers for the show include Byrne, Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements, Stephanie Laing, and Craig Gillespie. The show is produced by Tomorrow Studios.
Byrne and Neighbors co-star Seth Rogen will be collaborating on a comedy series for Apple later this year. The Platonic television series will feature two ex-best friends from childhood who reconnect as adults and try to patch things up. Co-starring will be Byrne and Rogen. Alisha Wainwright, Guy Branum, Janet Varney, Emily Kimball, Vinny Thomas, Luke Macfarlane, Tre Hale, Carla Gallo, and Andrew Lopez make out the ensemble group. Nick Stoller and Francesca Delbanco are the series’ creators, writers, and directors. It’s anticipated that Platonic will make its debut before 2022 is through.
Rose Byrne will surely be busy with the third season of Physical and her most recent Apple TV comedy Platonic, but she’ll also be going back to one of her breakthrough performances with the Insidious trilogy. Currently in production, Insidious 5 is scheduled for a July 7, 2023, release. The Lambert family’s narrative, which was the subject of the first and second films in the series, will be revisited in Insidious 5. For this instalment, Patrick Wilson, who portrayed Josh Lambert in the previous two films, will make his directing debut. Ty Simpkins is back as Dalton, while Byrne is returning her role as Renai Lambert. The cast has expanded to include Hiam Abbass, Peter Dager, and Sinclair Daniel. The script was written by Scott Teems based on a narrative by Leigh Whannell, a co-creator of the series. James Wan, who helmed the Lambert family’s journey in the previous two movies, will be replaced as director by Wilson. Ten years after the events of the second film, Josh Lambert is on his way to the east to drop Dalton off at college as Insidious 5 picks up. Insidious: The Last Key, released in 2018, was the series’ most recent instalment. The psychic Elise Rainer was more prominently featured in the third and fourth films, thus it seems that the fifth film will be more of a return to the franchise’s roots.