The Dream That Sparked a Sequel: The Night Manager's Unexpected Return

Ever wonder how TV shows get a second season? Especially when the original was a book and the author is no longer around? That was the puzzle for the team behind "The Night Manager."

A Hit Based on a Novel

The first season was a hit, based on a novel by John le Carré. It had a clear ending, so a sequel seemed unlikely.

A Dream and a Sign

But here's where it gets interesting. David Farr, the writer who turned the book into a TV series, had a dream. He saw a black car heading towards a young boy. He felt this dream was connected to "The Night Manager." It was like a sign, a way to continue the story.

A Message from Fate

Farr shared this with his partner, surprised because he hadn't thought about the show in years.

Then, Farr got a message. John le Carré had passed away that night. It felt like fate. The dream and the news came together, pushing the idea of a sequel forward.

A New Beginning

The original series had a complete story. The cast and crew had moved on to other projects. But now, there was a spark, a new beginning.

The Magic Behind Sequels

This is how sequels happen sometimes. A dream, a message, and a feeling that the story isn't over yet. It's not just about the plot. It's about the people behind the scenes, their ideas, and the unexpected moments that bring a story back to life.