Jodie Foster to Direct ‘True Detective,’ Season 4

The Oscar Winner Steps Behind the Camera for HBO Series

Foster Will Also Direct the First Two Episodes of the Season

HBO has finally announced that Jodie Foster will direct the fourth season of 'True Detective.' The Oscar winner will also direct the first two episodes of the season.

The news comes after a 10-year wait for fans of the show, which starred Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in its first season. The show's creator, Nic Pizzolatto, has said that the fourth season will be a "reset" for the series, with a new story and new characters. No details about the plot or the cast have been released yet.

For fans of Foster's work, this is exciting news. She is one of the most acclaimed actresses of her generation, and her work behind the camera has also been praised.

Foster's directorial debut, 'Little Man Tate,' was released in 1991 and was a critical and commercial success. She has since directed several other films, including 'The Beaver' and 'Money Monster.'

It will be interesting to see what Foster brings to 'True Detective.' The show has always been known for its dark and gritty storylines, and it will be interesting to see how Foster's unique vision will shape the fourth season.