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… I think we’ve been able to retain all of the intrigue and romance and emotion of season 1, but we’ve just opened it up so much more.” But it’s a group of very angry gladiators and slaves on the loose. “Obviously we’ll have interior sets - all shows need them. …We’re not inside anymore,” said DeKnight, who added that four scripts for the new season were already completed. “So yes, we gave them more money, but they deserved it.”Īnd they’ll be putting it to good use, DeKnight added. “I think one of the great challenges and opportunities for the show is that the visual style of the show is going to continue to evolve in order to be able to incorporate the journey the characters literally have to take,” Albrecht said. As DeKnight himself said, it is a “massively epic story.” My main question for Albrecht was this: Did the network give the ‘Spartacus’ producers more money for the show’s second season? Given that season 2 will chronicle the adventures of Spartacus and his band of rebel slaves, all of whom will be on the run from the Roman authorities, the next season will clearly have a wider scope and more locations. Regarding funding and the scope of Spartacus: Blood and Sand: Season 2 He’ll be “hot on heels” of the escaped slaves, according to a story by Matt Fowler of IGN. Legatus Glaber ( Craig Parker), Ilythia’s husband and the man responsible for Spartacus’ enslavement, will be back in season 2.Vettius ( Gareth Williams), a ludus owner and an enemy of Batiatus in ‘Gods of the Arena,’ will not return in season 2.Mira ( Katrina Law), a slave who helped Spartacus in ‘Blood and Sand,’ will return in Season 2.

Producers are recasting Naevia, who will return in season 2.

The character Naevia, a slave loved by Crixus, will return, but Lesley-Ann Brandt will no longer play the role.

Tarabay) will return for season 2, with lots of plots and schemes up his sleeve, no doubt. I’m betting that makes for a tense reunion in future. I certainly don’t expect this Roman noblewoman and Lucretia to be BFFs in future as you’ll recall, once Ilythia saw members of Batiatus’ household beginning their murderous rampage, she ensured that Lucretia and her husband were locked inside the house with their angry slaves.

Ilythia ( Viva Bianca) will return in Season 2, ‘Spartacus’ creator Steven S.

Let’s face it, ‘Spartacus’ isn’t ‘Spartacus’ without this magisterial man cracking his trusty whip.

Oenomaus/Doctore ( Peter Mensah) will be back also.

Crixus ( Manu Bennett), a House of Batiatus champion and, eventually, a friend to Spartacus, will return for season 2.

Gannicus ( Dustin Clare), a gladiator who got his freedom at the end of the prequel season, will return for the show’s second season.

Lucretia survives her wound but, as you can imagine, she’s less than happy.” And it would be a great element to add to Season 2.” So does that mean that Lucretia will now be a changed woman? Will she have learned a valuable lesson? “Oh no,” DeKnight laughed. And that Luctretia was going to die, but then I had this idea and I knew exactly what I wanted to do with her. I was adamant that both were going to die. But to find someone on the opposing side and carry them through to the next season. “And I use the term ‘villain’ loosely because not all are villains, they’re just on the other side. “It’s something we’ve talked about, going forward with each season, is trying to find that connective tissue of a villain – because obviously the hero will cross over through all the seasons – but trying to find a villain that can do it,” DeKnight said. …we’ll still get to see Lucy Lawless return as Lucretia in Season 2, as it was announced last month that her character, indeed, survived the Ludus bloodbath. “Put a poultice on it, she’ll be all right.” “it was just a little poke in the tummy,” Lucy Lawless told a recent press gathering.

Lucretia ( Lucy Lawless), who had a nasty stab wound at the end of ‘Spartacus: Blood and Sand,’ will nevertheless be back in season 2.

So that’s where we want to take him in Season 2.” There was that great scene back in episode twelve of Season 1 where Mira says ‘you can’t do this because we’ll all be put to death’ and he says ‘I don’t care.’ So he’s going to go from there, from that place, to putting his own feelings aside and fighting for the greater good. I wanted a guy who was very much ruled by his own passions and emotions. “As much as I love the Stanley Kubrick movie, I didn’t want him defending slaves right from the start. And how will we find Spartacus in Season 2? Will he be the leader of men as told in legend? “When we started Spartacuswe knew he wouldn’t be the golden hero from the start,” DeKnight said.