Even though the narrative of Bad Sisters on Apple TV+ concluded with the Season 2 finale on Christmas, Sharon Horgan, the show’s creator, is already diving into a new venture.
In a recent conversation with Bustle for their “One Nightstand” segment, Horgan expressed her excitement about adapting Julia May Jonas’s novel Vladimir for television. Jonas approached Horgan with the idea.
“At the time, I was fully immersed in producing Bad Sisters and really couldn’t think of taking on anything else. Julia hadn’t tackled a screenplay before, so they pitched it to me to see if we could collaborate,” Horgan recounted to Bustle. “Initially, I declined due to my schedule, but they persuaded me to at least read the first chapter. After that, I found a way to make it work.”
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The story within Vladimir revolves around a college professor who develops an intense fascination with a new colleague amid her husband’s involvement in a scandal concerning sexual misconduct.
While Horgan is open to making a small on-screen appearance, she is primarily focused on her role behind the scenes for this adaptation.
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“Being a single parent, I try to select projects close to home,” Horgan explained. “It’s not always possible, but it’s a priority. Plus, I enjoy working on projects where I can focus on directing and choosing the perfect cast.”
Horgan also shared some of her favorite reads including Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, Jennette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died, and Irvin D. Yalom’s Love’s Executioner.
The second season of Bad Sisters unfolded with new episodes premiering on Wednesdays on Apple TV+. The season followed the five Garvey sisters — Eva (Horgan), Bibi (Sarah Greene), Ursula (Eva Birthistle), Becca (Eve Hewson), and Grace (Anne-Marie Duff) — as they dealt with the aftermath of Grace’s murder of her abusive husband, John Paul Williams (Claes Bang), and the repercussions of his actions from Season 1.
Season 2 featured eight episodes, culminating with the finale on Christmas Day.
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