Actress
Rachel
McAdams
will
be
making
her
comeback
to
the
small
screen
after
almost
a
decade
as
the
lead
in
the
second
season
of
critically
acclaimed
drama
'True
Detective'.
The
eight-episode-long
second
season,
now
in
production
in
California,
centres
on
three
police
officers
and
a
career
criminal
who
must
navigate
a
web
of
conspiracy
in
the
aftermath
of
a
murder.
The
35-year-old
actress
will
play
Ani
Bezzerides,
a
Ventura
County
Sheriff's
Office
detective
whose
uncompromising
ethics
put
her
at
odds
with
others
and
the
system
she
serves,
according
to
the
Hollywood
Reporter.
HBO
has
confirmed
'Black
Box'
alum
Kelly
Reilly
and
'Friday
Night
Lights'
star
Taylor
Kitsch
in
supporting
roles.
Colin
Farrell
will
play
Ray
Velcoro,
a
compromised
detective
whose
allegiances
are
torn
between
his
masters
in
a
corrupt
police
department
and
the
mobster
who
owns
him.
Vince
Vaughn
is
set
as
Frank
Semyon,
a
career
criminal
in
danger
of
losing
his
empire
when
his
move
into
legitimate
enterprise
is
upended
by
the
murder
of
a
business
partner.
Kitsch
is
set
as
Paul
Woodrugh,
a
war
veteran
and
motorcycle
officer
for
the
CHP
who
is
running
from
a
difficult
past
and
the
sudden
glare
of
a
scandal
that
never
happened.
Reilly
is
Jordan,
Frank's
wife
and
a
former
D-list
actress
who
is
a
full
partner
in
his
enterprises
and
ambitions.
Season
two
will
be
written
by
Nic
Pizzolatto
and
will
be
directed
by
a
cadre
of
helmers,
including
Justin
Lin,
after
the
planned
departure
of
Emmy-winner
Cary
Fukunaga.
McAdams
was
last
seen
in
TV
show
'Slings
and
Arrows'.