‘My brother and his kids are big fans of Fallout,’ says Jonathan Nolan: ‘It’s what a Christopher Nolan TV show would look like’ | Web-series News
The first season of Emmy Award-nominated post-apocalyptic show Fallout ends on an explosive note. Lucy (Ella Purnell) discovers her father Hank MacLean (Kyle MacLachlan) has been instrumental in causing the apocalypse for reasons of his own. With season 2, her quest to find her father continues, for different reasons, as she sets out on a renewed mission across New Vegas, a post-war city located in the ruins of Las Vegas, in this video game adaptation. “The Fallout games have always been about going to new places, meeting new factions and moral dilemmas. We’d like to keep our characters moving in honour of the structure and nature of the games,” says showrunner Geneva Robertson-Dworet Lucy in an exclusive interview with SCREEN. With relentless action taking place in the heart of the desert, the opening of Fallout season 2 gives a lot of Mad Max, George Miller’s blockbuster dystopian franchise. Walton Goggins as The Ghoul in Fallout season 2. “I always imagined that the game developers would say there’s a nod to Mad Max there as well. There’s …



