Prime Video's upcoming The Boys spinoff loses cast member Reina Hardesty amid major behind-the-scenes creative changes for the series. Based on a comic series of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, The Boys presents a world similar to the universes of DC or Marvel. However, beneath the veneer of superheroism displayed by many of its characters lies a dark landscape of violence and depravity as the series explores the corruption that goes on when superheroes have few people in the world to challenge them.
The Boys has proven itself to be a major success for Prime Video over the course of its two seasons, with multiple offshoot properties in the works to expand the universe. The first was The Boys Presents: Diabolical, which extended the franchise through animated shorts and debuted earlier this year. The next is the upcoming spinoff centered on America’s only college for young Supes. The show officially received a series order in September 2021. However, in the intervening months, many notable changes have taken place behind the scenes.
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Per Deadline, the latest development involves the departure of Hardesty. Hardesty’s exit is reportedly due to changes in creative vision following the departure of original showrunner Craig Rosenberg and the introduction of new showrunners Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters to the spinoff. That said, little is known about how this new vision will differ from the original plan. Prior to her initial casting in The Boys spinoff, Hardesty was known for her work on Brockmire, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow, among other projects.
Hardesty is not the only major player to leave The Boys spinoff during its development. She is the
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