Netflix has unveiled a first look at the third season of Ginny & Georgia, confirming its release date in the process.
The series follows the titular mother-daughter duo and Georgia's son and Ginny's brother Austin - played by Brianne Howey, Antonia Gentry and Diesel La Torraca respectively - as they aim to settle down for a life of tranquillity after a troubled past.
After two successful seasons, fans have been eagerly anticipating the next instalment, and they now have a date for their calendars after Netflix confirmed that the third season would premiere on June 5.
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Additionally, the streamer released two new images, with the first showing Georgia behind bars after she was arrested for the murder of Tom Fuller at the end of the second season; the next image depicts Ginny and Austin looking nervous in court as they anxiously watch their mother's trial.
“It’s incredibly complex, filled with lots of love but also lots of pain,” said Sarah Glinski, who joined as showrunner for the third season (via TUDUM). “This season, we’ll see it evolve in unexpected ways. These women don’t start and end the season the same people.
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“We also dig deeper into other relationships - some we’ve seen before, and some we haven’t,” she continued, with creator Sarah Lampert adding: “It’s always been Ginny and Georgia against the world, but the world has never come for them quite as hard as it will in Season 3.”
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Whilst Howey, Gentry and La Torraca will all reprise their roles, other returning cast members include Felix Mallard, Sara Waisglass and Jennifer Robertson, with the trio continuing to play Marcus, Max and Ellen respectively.
There are also some additions to the cast, with Ty Doran and Noah Lamanna joining as Wolfe and Tris. The former is described as a “laid-back” member of Ginny’s poetry class, whilst Tris is a “super-smart skateboarder” who is friends with Marcus and Silver.
Ginny & Georgia returns on Netflix on June 5.
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