Starstruck is a British comedy TV series created by Karen Maine. It stars Rose Matafeo, the creator of the show who also serves as executive producer and writer alongside Alice Snedden. The plot follows two people – an aspiring actress and a talent agent who are struggling to make it in Hollywood – as they try to navigate their way through fame, fortune, family drama, and love. Season 1 was released on BBC in April 2021 with Starstruck Season 2 is set to release this year on HBO Max after premiering at SXSW film festival in Austin, Texas.
All About Starstruck:
Starstruck’s plot centers around two people who are trying to make it in Hollywood. Season two of the Starstruck TV series is set to release on HBO Max in 2022. In a recent interview, creator Karen Maine briefly talked about how season two will be different from the first one as it has evolved. “The characters have been living their lives and you’ll see them continue those journeys into something else,” she said.
Release date: Starstruck Season 2
The release date for the second season of Starstruck has not been announced yet, but it is expected to be on screens in 2022.
Production:
Production for Starstruck season two has already started. The production for the second season of Starstruck had begun filming in New Zealand. Filming for the second season will begin in Toronto, Canada later this month.
Awards:
Starstruck has been nominated for four awards at the Rialto Channel New Zealand Film Awards. The nominations are Best Performance by an Actress (Rose Matafeo), Best Achievement in Production Design, and Best Original Music Score.
Revenue:
The first season of Starstruck was very successful. The revenue for the comedy series has been estimated to be $15 million in New Zealand alone, with an additional $18 million worldwide. The TV series is expected to generate $45 million worldwide according to Box Office Mojo.
Who Would Be Starring?
- The cast for this series includes Rose Matafeo (Jessie),
- Nikesh Patel as Tom Kapoor
- Minnie Driver as Cath
- Emma Sidi as Kate
- Sindhu Vee as Sindhu
- Jon Pointing as Dan
- Nic Samson as Steve
The Plot for Starstruck Season 2:
The plot of Starstruck Season Two is still unknown. However, it should be many other stories about the characters that have been introduced in season one. The second episode will continue with Jessie’s story as she tries to find her own identity and place in life while trying not to disappoint her family along the way.
Starstruck is a television comedy series that tells the story of Jessie, an aspiring actress from New Zealand. The plot follows her journey to achieve stardom in Hollywood with support from friends and family who are just as dysfunctional as she is. The plot of the first season was well-received by critics; it has been described as coming across like a “hot, zany New Zealand version of 30 Rock”.
Reviews:
The show has been well-received by critics who commended its plot, characters, and humor. Season one of Starstruck has also received positive reviews from critics. The plot was described as “funny and well-structured”, while the cast’s performance was praised for being hilarious in their roles. Starstruck season two has been highly praised by critics and viewers alike, however, there are those who believe that the plot is too disjointed and it does not flow well at times. Other than that, Starstruck Season Two is a must-watch.
Expectations:
Starstruck Season Two has high expectations to live up to due to the plot twists and turns, great cast, excellent production value. Out of all the upcoming TV series in the 2022-2023 season, Starstruck is one that you should not miss! The expectations for Starstruck season two are that it will have a much higher rating than the first one.
Ratings:
Starstruck received a rating of 88% on Rotten Tomatoes, which is very high considering it is an independent production company that produces this TV series. The number of reviews was also very high, with the number being at 100. Season two of Starstruck is expected to receive positive reviews because of its previous reception on Rotten Tomatoes. It has a rating of 88%, which may go up or down depending on how well it portrays relationships in society today and what life lessons are learned.
