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Watch The Opening Sequence For ‘The Haunting Of Bly Manor’

With just one remaining before the premiere of Netflix‘s highly-anticipated series “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” the streaming giant has given fans a taste of what’s to come by sharing the series’ opening credits on Twitter! One week to go. Until then, enjoy our perfectly splendid opening titles. pic.twitter.com/2wxdka3ZmU — Midnight Mass (@midnightmass) October 2, 2020 The second season of Mike Flanagan’s hit anthology series was inspired by several of Henry James’ tales inluding his 1989 novella The Turn of the Screw and sees the return of “Hill House” stars Victoria Pedretti, Henry Thomas, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Kate Siegel, and Elizabeth Reaser as well as new cast members Amelie Bea Smith, Benjiman Evan Ainsworth, Rahul Kohli, Amelia Eve, Tahirah Sharif, and T’Nia Miller. The series centers on Dani, a newly-hired governess responsible for taking care of orphaned siblings (Smith and Ainsworth) following the death of their au pair (Thomas). Soon the governess begins to uncover dangerous truths and hidden horrors. Flanagan

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“The Haunting Of Bly Manor” Features Several Henry James Tales

Mike Flanagan has been teasing that the second season of his Netflix original series “The Haunting of Bly Manor” will be more frightening than the “The Haunting of Hill House” which was absolutely fantastic. Originally thought to just be an adaptation of Henry James’ “The Turn of the Screw,” Flanagan revealed to Games Radar that the series will also feature more of James’ tales. The thing I have access to, that no other adaptation of Turn of the Screw has, is the rest of Henry James’ ghost stories. I get to use all of them.” Flanagan continued, “The Turn of the Screw is only one of a dozen stories that we re telling. All Henry James; all thematically linked. I think of Turn of the Screw as the backbone of this season – the through line that carries us from beginning to end. But we get to go off into The Jolly Corner and The Romance of Certain Old Clothes,

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Watch The Opening Sequence For ‘The Haunting Of Bly Manor’

With just one remaining before the premiere of Netflix‘s highly-anticipated series “The Haunting of Bly Manor,” the streaming giant has given fans a taste of what’s to come by sharing the series’ opening credits on Twitter! One week to go. Until then, enjoy our perfectly splendid opening titles. pic.twitter.com/2wxdka3ZmU — Midnight Mass (@midnightmass) October 2, 2020 The second season of Mike Flanagan’s hit anthology series was inspired by several of Henry James’ tales inluding his 1989 novella The Turn of the Screw and sees the return of “Hill House” stars Victoria Pedretti, Henry Thomas, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Kate Siegel, and Elizabeth Reaser as well as new cast members Amelie Bea Smith, Benjiman Evan Ainsworth, Rahul Kohli, Amelia Eve, Tahirah Sharif, and T’Nia Miller. The series centers on Dani, a newly-hired governess responsible for taking care of orphaned siblings (Smith and Ainsworth) following the death of their au pair (Thomas). Soon the governess begins to uncover dangerous truths and hidden horrors. Flanagan

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“The Haunting Of Bly Manor” Features Several Henry James Tales

Mike Flanagan has been teasing that the second season of his Netflix original series “The Haunting of Bly Manor” will be more frightening than the “The Haunting of Hill House” which was absolutely fantastic. Originally thought to just be an adaptation of Henry James’ “The Turn of the Screw,” Flanagan revealed to Games Radar that the series will also feature more of James’ tales. The thing I have access to, that no other adaptation of Turn of the Screw has, is the rest of Henry James’ ghost stories. I get to use all of them.” Flanagan continued, “The Turn of the Screw is only one of a dozen stories that we re telling. All Henry James; all thematically linked. I think of Turn of the Screw as the backbone of this season – the through line that carries us from beginning to end. But we get to go off into The Jolly Corner and The Romance of Certain Old Clothes,

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