Fans of the series “Adolescence” were surprised by co-creator Stephen Graham’s statement about the future of Netflix’s latest hit.
Stephen Graham surprised “Adolescence” fans with a statement to *Variety* about the future of the series. The co-creator of the production did not rule out the possibility of a continuation.
The plot of the four-episode miniseries revolves around the imprisonment of Jamie, played by Owen Cooper, a 13-year-old boy accused of murdering a classmate.
In the series, Stephen Graham plays Jamie’s father, Eddie Miller.
The production topped Netflix’s most-watched series upon its release and has been a critical success.
Despite the warm reception, many fans were concerned about the future of “Adolescence,” as the platform is known for canceling well-reviewed productions, as was the case with *Mindhunter*.
In an interview with *Variety*, Stephen Graham, alongside his wife Hanna Walters, discussed the possibilities for “Adolescence.”
“We’ll see how the numbers look. Yes, there’s the possibility of developing another story,” he said casually.
Walters, who makes a special appearance in the series and co-leads the production company behind it, stated that a prequel to “Adolescence” “definitely won’t happen.”
Unlike Graham, Jack Thorne, who co-created the series alongside the actor, said on the *This Morning* program that he had already dismissed the idea of a second season.
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