Peacemaker series creator James Gunn reveals when Season 2 of the DC show begins filming for HBOMax:
After assuring fans Peacemaker Season 2 is safe from being axed amid cost-cutting at Warner Bros. Discovery, series creator James Gunn has revealed when the second season of The Suicide Squad spinoff will begin filming for HBO Max. Gunn, who created the series centered on John Cena's ultra-violent vigilante, will write and direct all episodes of the follow-up to his hit show.
The first season of the DC action-drama series teamed Christoper Smith with Leota Adebayo , Emilia Harcourt , John Economos , Clemson Murn , and tag-along Vigilante as the A.R.G.U.S. squad put together by Amanda Waller to thwart an alien Butterfly invasion.
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