Noah Hawley’s \'Alien\' Series, Ridley Scott’s Involvement, and Emmy Awards Buzz

FX Chief Explains \'Alien\' Series Hiatus, Ridley Scott’s Involvement

The highly anticipated \'Alien\' series from Noah Hawley has been put on hold, according to FX chairman John Landgraf. Landgraf cited the show's complex nature and the need for a "recalibration" as reasons for the delay. However, he emphasized that the project is not canceled and that Hawley remains attached as creator and showrunner.

In an interview with Variety, Landgraf also addressed the involvement of Ridley Scott, who directed the original \'Alien\' film in 1979. Scott is attached as an executive producer on the series, and Landgraf said that he has been "very involved" in the development process. However, he clarified that Scott will not be directing any episodes of the show.

Hawley’s \'Fargo\' Wins Three Emmys

Noah Hawley's other acclaimed series, \'Fargo\', won three Emmy Awards at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards on September 12, 2022. The series won for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series, Outstanding Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie (Hawley), and Outstanding Writing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie (Hawley).

In his acceptance speech, Hawley thanked his cast and crew and said that he was "incredibly proud" of the series. He also thanked the Television Academy and the fans of the show.

Conclusion

Noah Hawley's \'Alien\' series is still in development, but its production has been delayed. Ridley Scott is involved as an executive producer, but he will not be directing any episodes. Hawley's other series, \'Fargo\', won three Emmy Awards at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards.