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'Snowpiercer' names 'Paul Zbyszewski' as New Showrunner for Season 4

'Snowpiercer' names 'Paul Zbyszewski' as New Showrunner for Season 4

And now that the third season has concluded after garnering a huge viewership, TNT has announced that "Paul Zbyszewski" will be taking over as "Showrunner" for Snowpiercer season four, succeeding EPs Graeme Manson and Aubrey Nealon.

After the success of three seasons, the dystopian drama Snowpiercer is returning with a fourth season. The American network TNT had confirmed the renewal way back on July 29, 2021, while season three was still in production.


I am so grateful to everyone at TNT and Tomorrow Studios for letting me join the riveting world of Snowpiercer that Graeme and Aubrey have so beautifully crafted and built,” said Zbyszewski in an official statement.

We have an exciting fourth season planned,” he continued. “And I can’t wait to be on set with such an incredible cast and crew as we continue to explore new worlds, create new mysteries, and develop character relationships.”

Though the makers have officially announced Snowpiercer 4, there is no official release date for the next season. Since the previous seasons hit the airwaves in the first half of the year, usually between January and May, so we can expect season four to be out around that time in 2023.

Alison Wright, Daveed Diggs, Iddo Goldberg, Jaylin Fletcher, Jennifer Connelly, Lena Hall, Mike O'Malley, Mickey Sumner, Rowan Blanchard, Roberto Urbina, Sam Otto, and Sheila Vand are set to return to Snowpiercer 4. There is no update on the return of Sean Bean following the events of season three.

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  • Meeting three times a year keeps the UK and China talking, creating opportunities that last beyond one event.

The theatre was packed for the Third Shanghai–London Screen Industry Forum. Between panels and workshops, filmmakers, producers and executives discussed ideas and business cards and it felt more than just a summit. British-Asian filmmakers were meeting and greeting the Chinese industry in an attempt to explore genuine possibilities of working in China’s film market.

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