Jamie Dornan Faces an Irish Family Feud in ‘The Tourist’ Season 2 Trailer

Jamie Dornan as Elliot and girlfriend Helen Chambers (Danielle Macdonald) go to Ireland in search of clues to his identity in the latest season two trailer for The Tourist on Netflix, which dropped on Wednesday.

Still with severe memory loss after a car crash, a disoriented Elliot goes missing in the Emerald Isle after landing in the middle of a long-running family feud involving the McDonnell and Cassidy families to rediscover his roots and the danger of his past life. “What is it that I’ve done that makes me the enemy?” Elliot asks at one point in the trailer (watch in the player, above), a year after the series’ first-season adventures in the Australian Outback and Helen urging him to at long last find out who he really is.

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That’s because in the second season, Elliot has yet to recall his name, his profession or why he crashed a car to be left as an amnesiac in the first place. So he sets out to confront friends and foes from his past in Dublin, while Helen is left to pick up the pieces of a larger mystery.

“Be very careful, both families, they’re not messing around,” Elliot is warned.

The six-episode second season of The Tourist, with Dornan in the titular role, premieres Feb. 29 on Netflix. The thriller was created by Harry and Jack Williams, who also executive produce the second season, alongside Sarah Hammond, Daniel Walker, Nawfal Faizullah and Dornan.

The first season of The Tourist, which aired on the BBC in the Uk and HBO Max in the U.S., became the most-watched drama of the year in the U.K. and won three Golden Nymphs awards at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival.

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