The Rings of Power just wrapped up its second season
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Amazon Studios boss Jennifer Salke says The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power will continue as long as it keeps up its 150 million viewer range.
“[That 50-episode] commitment is never the thing that’s driving what we’re doing,” Salke toldVariety. “We’ll continue to make the show as long as we see global customers loving it and watching it to the point where – it is a business. Obviously, we need a large amount of people showing up. And there are a large amount of people, so there’s no debate about whether or not the show will continue.”
Added Salke: “There’s well over 150 million viewers watching and engaging with the show. So I feel really good. I think we all do.”
The cast includes Morfydd Clark as Galadriel, Robert Aramayo as Elrond, Dylan Smith as Largo Brandyfoot, Sara Zwangobani as Marigold Brandyfoot, Charlie Vickers as Sauron, and Daniel Weyman as The Stranger (who has since been revealed to be a certain wizard that we all know and love).
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is streaming now on Prime Video. For even more on the show, read ourThe Rings of Power season 2 reviewfor our spoiler-free verdict of all eight episodes.
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