Tiger King creators 'working on follow-up episode' for Netflix
The sequel material may look at the 2003 Siegfried and Roy tiger attack.
Tiger King producers are reportedly developing a follow-up episode to the Netflix true crime docuseries.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, wildlife veterinarian Dr James Liu – who indicated he was a member of Tiger King's production team – told the publication that a sequel was in the works under the series name.
He added that Tiger King production company Goode Films wanted the follow-up episode to serve as "a higher-minded corrective" to the first series and comedian Joel McHale's aftershow special.
However a spokeswoman for Goode Films told The Hollywood Reporter that it is "untrue" that any Tiger King follow-up material "is going in a more conservational route".
Tiger King's first series looked at the rivalry between exotic animal owners Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin which resulted in the former's imprisonment for murder for hire. The docuseries also shone a light on private zoos in the US which keep, breed and sell exotic animals.
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Liu indicated that a Tiger King sequel was going to explore the 2003 tiger attack which ended magician duo Siegfried and Roy's Las Vegas show.
During a show at The Mirage casino in Las Vegas, a tiger, who was part of the act, attacked Roy Horn on stage. The attack severed Horn's spine, leaving him with permanent injuries. He died last week from complications related to coronavirus.
Other Tiger King projects are currently in development, including two dramatised series led by Nicolas Cage and Kate McKinnon and a third involving American Horror Story's Ryan Murphy.
Netflix and Goode Films have not yet responded to RadioTimes.com's request from comment.
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