FX Renews Crime Drama Snowfall For A Final Season
FX has announced that the crime drama Snowfall has been renewed for a sixth and final season.
Co-created by the late John Singleton, Snowfall revolves around the 1980s crack epidemic in Los Angeles. Singleton, who passed away in 2019 at the age of 51, was the first African American director to be nominated for an Oscar for his 1991 film Boyz n the Hood.The Snowfall series focuses on an ensemble cast of characters, including young drug kingpin Franklin Saint, played by Damien Idris.
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«I couldn't imagine telling this story anywhere but at FX. I'm incredibly proud of the history we have all made. Especially the impact Snowfall has had on the culture. Very rarely does a TV show get to the sixth season mark and saying goodbye to 'Franklin Saint' will be heartbreaking. But the family and relationships I've made on this journey will last a lifetime. I know John Singleton is looking down smiling proud,» Idris said in a statement. Co-creator Dave Andron also commented on the news, saying, «To tell a story worth telling, with creative partners you respect and admire, at a network that supports you throughout and allows you to end on your terms. That's the dream. I am so grateful to everyone at FX from John Landgraf on down and to the entire Snowfall family for helping us get there. If only John Singleton could be with us for the end.»
«FX first partnered with legendary writer/director John Singleton and the rest of the creative team six years ago to pursue their vision for an ambitious, powerful drama about the explosion of the crack epidemic of the early '80s. Today, as the fifth season of Snowfall reaches new heights of acclaim and viewership, there is no question that this series has become an FX
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