The first images of Anna Camp in You season 5 have been revealed.
Camp, best known for her roles in True Blood and Pitch Perfect, was cast in the final season of the Netflix show earlier this year, with the star set to play the dual roles of Raegan and Maddie Lockwood.
Filming began on the season last month and now Camp can be seen alongside Penn Badgley's Joe Goldberg in photos from the set, though it’s unclear which of her two characters it is.
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Raegan and Maddie are noted to be Joe’s sisters-in-law, with the descriptions for their characters reading (via Variety): “Raegan is the cunning, cutthroat CFO of the Lockwood Corp who has her eyes on the throne and will crush any adversary… be them family or not.
“Maddie, on the other hand, presents as the unserious twin, a thrice-divorced socialite whose job is ‘vaguely PR.’ But make no mistake, a master manipulator lies underneath Maddie’s frivolous façade.”
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Camp will be joined in the show by Madeline Brewer, with The Handmaid’s Tale actor playing a “free-spirited” and “enigmatic” playwright called Bronte, who happens to cross paths with Joe at a bookstore.
The most recent additions to the cast saw Pete Ploszek, Natasha Behnam and Tom Francis also signing up.
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Ploszek’s character Harrison, a former football player and the “trophy husband” of Camp’s Raegan, is described as a “golden retriever” who “must balance the needs of his family with his own heart's desires.”
The plot for the fifth season remains under wraps, though the finale for season four did tease a new direction after Kate (Charlotte Ritchie) embraced Joe's dark side. So it remains to be seen what's in store...
You seasons 1-4 are streaming on Netflix. A fifth and final season is in production.
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