The White Lotus has added another big name to its season 3 cast, with Fargo's Carrie Coon set to appear.
The long-awaited third outing of the HBO anthology recently announced a spate of castings including Harry Potter's Jason Isaacs, Lost in Space's Parker Posey, Leslie Bibb, Michelle Monaghan, Dom Hetrakul and Tayme Thapthimthong.
Set to join them are Coon, though specific character details remain under wraps for the moment. It was previously reported that the ensemble will include a patriarch, a corporate executive, an actress, a couple of mothers, a misfit and a yogi.
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Production on the third season – which takes place in Thailand – is set to begin next month, while the season itself has been delayed to 2025 due to last year's Hollywood strikes.
Natasha Rothwell, who is returning as spa worker Belinda from season one, recently said fans should "buckle up" for the next set of episodes.
"I gasped out loud a minimum of five times and this was just me reading them," she told Vanity Fair. "The scripts are a testament to [creator] Mike [White]'s skill and ability to tell the most smart and entertaining stories.
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"I mean, everything that he does is like a lesson to me as an actor and a performer. And as a writer myself, he takes folks on a journey. Everyone needs to buckle up, because it's going to get real!"
White himself said in November that the new season will be "supersized" and "longer, bigger, crazier".
"I don't know what people will think, but I am super excited, so at least for my own barometer, that's a good thing – I'm super excited about the content of the season," he added to Entertainment Weekly.
The White Lotus can be streamed on NOW and Sky Go in the UK, and on Max in the US.
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