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Fallout Season 2 Premieres December 17 on Prime Video
Fallout Season 2 is coming to Prime Video on December 17.
The show is about people who lived in safe places called Vaults, but now they have to face a wild and dangerous world.
One of the main characters, Lucy, played by Ella Purnell, is trying to find her father and understand the truth about him.
She believes in doing the right thing and wants justice, but her journey is not easy.
She has to deal with a partner, The Ghoul, who has very different ideas about how to handle things.
The season will explore themes of identity, moral values, and the consequences of actions.
Many actors from the first season are returning, and the show is produced by Kilter Films.
Fallout Season 2 premieres globally on Prime Video on December 17.
Ella Purnell's character, Lucy, grapples with her identity and moral values while searching for her father.
Lucy believes in justice and accountability, contrasting with her partner The Ghoul's violent approach.
The season explores themes of truth, reckoning, and the consequences of past actions.
The show features returning actors including Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Walton Goggins, and Kyle MacLachlan.
- Who
- Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Walton Goggins, Kyle MacLachlan, Moisés Arias, Frances Turner
- What
- Fallout Season 2 premiere on Prime Video
- Where
- Globally on Prime Video
- When
- December 17
- Why
- To continue the story of the characters in the Fallout universe, exploring themes of justice, identity, and moral values.
Key facts
- Show
- Fallout
- Streaming Platform
- Prime Video
- Season Premiere Date
- December 17
- Actress
- Ella Purnell
- Character
- Lucy
- Production Company
- Kilter Films
- Executive Producers
- Jonathan Nolan, Lisa Joy, Athena Wickham
Quotes
Ella Purnell
Actress playing the character Lucy in the Prime Video series 'Fallout'
“The main theme for Lucy this season is very much about grappling with her identity and her moral values.”
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“She’s looking for her father again, but for very different reasons. She’s trying to reconcile the idea of the father she grew up with, the man who taught her the values that she identifies as a core part of her being, and finding out the truth about the horrible things that he’s done.”
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