Jack Reynor, known for his role in “Midsommar,” has been confirmed to star alongside Rachel Brosnahan in Season 2 of the Apple TV+ legal drama “Presumed Innocent.” The upcoming season will be based on Jo Murray’s upcoming novel, “Dissection of a Murder,” set to be released in 2026. This follows the success of Season 1, which was inspired by Scott Turow’s book and subsequent 1990 movie adaptation starring Harrison Ford.
Apple TV+ has kept details of Season 2 under wraps, but the official synopsis of “Dissection of a Murder” teases an intriguing plot. The story follows Leila Reynolds as she tackles her first high-profile murder case involving a prominent judge, Jack Millman, who remains tight-lipped. As Leila navigates the complexities of the case, she must not only fight for Jack’s innocence but also confront her own hidden truths.
In addition to “Midsommar,” Jack Reynor has appeared in blockbuster films like “Transformers: Age of Extinction” and indie hits like “Sing Street.” He is set to reunite with director John Carney for the upcoming “Power Ballad” and will also feature in Amazon Prime Video’s “Citadel.” Rachel Brosnahan, renowned for her role in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” recently starred in DC’s “Superman.”
Season 1 of “Presumed Innocent” centered on prosecutor Rusty Sabich, played by Jake Gyllenhaal, facing trial for the murder of a colleague. Produced by Bad Robot Productions and David E. Kelley Productions in collaboration with Warner Bros. Television, the show garnered critical acclaim and four Emmy nominations for its debut season. David E. Kelley and Erica Lipez will return as showrunners for Season 2.
Fans of legal thrillers and suspenseful dramas can look forward to the riveting storytelling and stellar performances in the upcoming season of “Presumed Innocent.” Stay tuned for more updates on this highly anticipated series on Apple TV+.
