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FX's 'Alien: Earth' Reveals Chilling New Poster featuring Xenomorph
FX has released a striking new poster for their highly anticipated series "Alien: Earth," featuring an ominous Xenomorph looming over our planet. The image captures H.R. Giger's iconic creation baring its signature razor-sharp teeth, accompanied by an unsettling tagline: "We were safer in space."
Breaking New Ground in the Franchise
"Alien: Earth" represents a historic milestone as the first television series in the legendary "Alien" franchise. The show is scheduled to make its debut this summer on both FX and Hulu, bringing the terror of deep space to the small screen.
Plot and Timeline Details
The narrative unfolds thirty years before Ellen Ripley and the Nostromo crew's fateful encounter in the 1979 original film. The story centers on a disparate group of individuals who must unite against an emerging alien threat after an abandoned spacecraft crashes to Earth, unleashing a ravenous extraterrestrial species.
Star-Studded Cast and Creative Team
Noah Hawley, the creative force behind FX's acclaimed "Fargo" series, serves as the mastermind of this new venture. Sydney Chandler leads the cast as Wendy, a fascinating meta-human character who possesses an adult body but maintains a child's mind. Veteran actor Timothy Olyphant joins her as Kirsh, Wendy's android mentor and protector.
The ensemble cast features an impressive lineup including David Rhysdahl, Essie Davis, Adarsh Gourav, Alex Lawther, Babou Ceesay, Samuel Blenkin, Diem Camille, Moe Bar-El, Adrian Edmondson, Jonathan Ajayi, Lily Newmark, and Erana James.
The Franchise's Recent Renaissance
The "Alien" franchise has experienced a significant resurgence lately. While 2017's "Alien: Covenant" failed to meet expectations, Fede Álvarez's "Alien: Romulus" emerged as a surprise success last summer. Álvarez is already developing a sequel, though contrary to speculation, Sigourney Weaver's iconic Ripley character will not be making a return.
Release Information
While the exact premiere date remains under wraps, "Alien: Earth" is confirmed for a summer release on FX and Hulu. A teaser trailer has already been released, giving audiences their first glimpse into this groundbreaking new chapter of the Alien saga.