It’s done! Justin Theroux’s The Mosquito Coast is canceled after two seasons on Apple TV+

Justin Theroux and Melissa George’s The Mosquito Coast has been canceled after just two seasons.

After a total of 17 episodes, the network left fans of the thriller devastated on Friday after announcing its decision not to renew the series, which is based on a novel of the same name by the 51-year-old actor’s uncle, Paul Theroux.

The show follows Theroux as Allie Fox, an idealistic American inventor on the run from the National Security Agency (NSA) after she turns to eco-terrorism to further her ideals.

In the second season, he and his wife Margot (George) escaped from Mexico and made it to a retreat in the Guatemalan jungle.

Unfortunately, their dreams of safety are shattered by drug cartels, who pose an even greater threat to their safety than the American authorities pursuing them.

Speaking about his character in an interview with Vanity Fair last year, Theroux said: “We probably saw a lot of elements of this guy during the pandemic when everyone was fleeing New York and looking to buy a house down south.”

Chilling: After a total of 17 episodes, the network left fans of the thriller devastated on Friday after announcing its decision not to air the series, which is based on a novel of the same name by the 51-year-old actor’s uncle Paul extended. Theroux

Dystopian drama: Based on Theroux’s Uncle Paul’s novel of the same name, the series stars Allie Fox, an idealistic American inventor on the run from the National Security Agency (NSA) after she turns to eco-terrorism to further her ideals.

Challenging: In season two, he and his wife Margot (Melissa George) fled Mexico and took refuge in the Guatemalan jungle

“He is the one who goes much further. I think he’s a little bitter about not being recognized,” he continued. “Maybe it’s just his ego.”

Jennifer Aniston’s ex-husband continued: “The way his life has treated him makes him say, ‘This is it, we’re going for it.’ We’re going to cross the border and throw a grenade over our shoulder, because America is ready.”

The Mosquito Coast is essentially a prequel to Peter Weir’s 1986 flop starring Helen Mirren, Harrison Ford and River Phoenix.

Unfortunately, their dreams of safety are shattered by drug cartels, who pose an even greater threat to their safety than the American authorities pursuing them.

Paradise Gone: Unfortunately, their dreams of safety are dashed by drug cartels, who pose an even greater threat to their safety than the US authorities pursuing them

Exciting: Speaking about his character in an interview with Vanity Fair last year, Theroux said: “We probably saw a lot of elements of this guy during the pandemic when everyone was fleeing New York and looking to buy a house in the South. “

From 2014 to 2017, the Mulholland Drive actor starred in the hit HBO series The Leftovers.

He has also acted in numerous films, including Wanderlust, The Girl on the Train, The Spy Who Dumped Me, On the Basis of Sex and Lady and the Tramp.

Meanwhile, George has previously appeared on shows such as Alias, Grey’s Anatomy and Heartbeat, earning her a Golden Globe nomination.

Only two seasons: The Mosquito Coast is a quasi-prequel to Peter Weir’s 1986 flop starring Helen Mirren, Harrison Ford and River Phoenix

Impressive career: Melissa George has previously appeared on shows such as Alias, Grey’s Anatomy and Heartbeat