'Mare Of Easttown' Creator Open To Second Season

DELAWARE COUNTY, PA — Delco is no longer at the forefront of the national entertainment spotlights now that HBO's hit series "Mare of Easttown" came to a close Sunday night in dramatic fashion.

(This post does not contain spoilers, however the comments could feature some.)

The Delaware County-set murder drama starring Kate Winslet wrapped up Sunday, leaving many viewers and Delco locals if more accents, hoagies, and local references are on the way.

Well, creator and Berwyn Native Brad Ingelsby told The Hollywood Reporter there are no plans for a second season. (That link does contain spoilers.)

But he's open to it.

"Kate and I, if we could crack a story that we were really proud of and felt like it was a deserving second chapter in Mare’s journey, then maybe," he told the entertainment publication. "I haven’t cracked that yet; I don’t know what that is, honestly."

Ingelsby said to follow up on the first season, he would want to ensure a new "story honors the first chapter and does things an audience will appreciate" to move forward with a new chapter of "Mare of Easttown."

"But as of right now, I have no idea what that could be," he said.

If a second season happens, it's likely that filming would take place in the region again. Filming locations for the first season included Don's Deli in Boothwyn, Kmart in Coatesville, Wissahickon Valley Park in Philadelphia, Phoenixville, and of course Easttown.

The seven-episode series touts a 92 percent "fresh" rating from the review website Rotten Tomatoes.