Note: This article contains spoilers for Big Little Lies season 1
Oscar winner Nicole Kidman has discussed the possibility of returning to Big Little Lies for a third outing.
The HBO drama series is currently in post-production on its second season, but with popular demand circling the project, could there be more stories to tell from the ladies of Monterey, California?
Chatting to Variety, the Aquaman actress was questioned about the possibility of revisiting the series for a possible season 3.
"I think it would be hard to get the whole group together," Kidman, who plays Celeste Wright, wife of the deceased abuser Perry Wright, revealed. "But we would love to do it."
So it sounds like schedules are going to dictate whether the likes of the Australian actress, Reese Witherspoon and Shailene Woodley will reprise their roles – not a huge surprise there, then.
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Kidman also spoke to the site about working with Meryl Streep on the show, admitting that it was a pretty intimidating task during season 2.
She shared: "I was terrified. You're acting opposite the great one. I get nervous anyway — but to be opposite her and not want her to think, 'Who is this amateur?' And also, we want to deliver a series for her that she's great in.
"Reese and I were like, 'We want this for her and for the other women.' They have much stronger roles in the second one."
Meanwhile, the forthcoming second season of Big Little Lies is rumoured to have actor Alexander Skarsgård back onboard, despite his character being murdered at the end of season 1.
Could Perry Wright's rein of terror be set for a renewal?
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