AMC hangs ten with Point Break sequel series greenlight
The network plans to start production in early 2027.
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Big news week for surfer content. AMC and its streaming platform AMC+ announced on Friday that it’s greenlit Point Break as a series. This comes after the network’s previous announcement in December that it planned to sequelize Kathryn Bigelow’s 1991 action film into a series, which may or may not deepen the wave-spun philosophy of surfer/bank robber Bodhi, as played by the late Patrick Swayze in the film. (One such morsel of wisdom: “Little hand says it’s time to rock and roll.”) AMC plans to righteously start production for a first season—with the apparent industry standard of eight episodes—in early 2027. The series will be co-showrun by Dave Kalstein (NCIS: Los Angeles) and Christopher C. Rogers (Halt And Catch Fire), with AMC Studios and StudioCanal co-producing under production lead Alcon Television Group. (A decidedly non-radical wrinkle is that Alcon also produced the x-tremely dull 2015 movie remake.)