Production of The White Lotus Season 3 will be underway any minute now! It’s an exciting time for all fans of the TV show to know that their favorite drama-filled, luxurious resort will make a comeback in the near future.
There’s a lot we still don’t know. However, news about the casting process has been consistently rolling out, leaving us with many little teasers of information as to who will be making an appearance next in The White Lotus and what new group of eccentric, rich hotel guests we’ll encounter.
We put all of the casting announcements in one place. Here’s a complete list of the confirmed cast members up to this point and what you might have seen them in.
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The White Lotus Season 3: Cast
The first guests checking in at the White Lotus hotel will be Carrie Coon, known for her roles in The Leftovers, Fargo, Gone Girl. Along with her, we have Leslie Bibb from Iron Man, Law Abiding Citizen, About My Father, and Jason Isaacs from the Harry Potter series, The OA, and The Patriot.
The star power is off the charts! Other new arrivals continue. Michelle Monaghan has been in Mission Impossible 3, Made of Honor, and Pixels. Parker Posey was in Beau is Afraid, Scream 3, Blade: Trinity, Dazed and Confused. Walton Goggins is an Emmy-nominated actor from Justified, Fallout, Sons of Anarchy, The Hateful Eight.
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We have some younger actors joining the show in the faces of Patrick Schwazenegger, son of Arnold Schwarzenegger, from Gen V, Midnight Sun, Daniel Isn’t Real, and Aimee Lou Wood, known for her signature role as Aimee on Sex Education.
The White Lotus must always have a diverse spectrum of actors, including not only established names in Hollywood but also fresh rising stars. This season, the up-and-coming actors are represented by Francesca Corney from The Buccaneers and Fistful of Vengeance, as well as Nicholas Duvernay from Netflix’s Purple Hearts.
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There is only one character making a return to The White Lotus from previous seasons. Fans’ prayers and hopes were answered because Belinda, the beloved masseuse back from season 1, played by Natasha Rothwell, is making a triumphant return to the series! Hopefully, audiences will get to see her character have an even more interesting and prevalent role in this next chapter.
There are quite a few more actors confirmed for the series who are rumored to play minor or supporting characters. According to the IMDbPro database, these are the rest of the publicly announced cast members:
- Arnas Fedaravicius (The Last Kingdom, The Wheel of Time)
- Sarah Catherine Hook (First Kill, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It)
- Sam Nivola (Maestro, Eileen, White Noise)
- Christian Friedel (The Zone of Interest)
- Milos Bikovic (Serf, Serf 2, South WInd)
- Dom Hetrakul (The Two Fates, Ruk Laek Oum)
- Morgana O’Reilly (Housebound, The Sounds)
- Shalini Peiris (The Danny & Mick Show, The Ark)
- Tayme Thampthimthong (Skin Trade, Farang)
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The White Lotus Season 3: Release Date
Sadly, nothing has been confirmed about a potential release date yet. The only thing we know is that it will most likely be sometime in 2025.
It seems like casting for The White Lotus season 3 is wrapping up, and filming is about to begin soon. There’s still a bit of waiting ahead of us, but good things require patience, and we have faith that what’s coming soon will be worth the wait.
The White Lotus Season 3: Location
When plans for the new season were publicly revealed, creator Mike White hinted at some details about where the series is going next and what themes the next chapter of the story will explore.
The hotel chain in the series extends to all kinds of exotic locations across the world. After the first two seasons taking place in Hawaii and Italy, respectively, the third season is taking us to the White Lotus hotel in Thailand.
In terms of the thematic connection between the seasons and what season 3 will be about, Mike White said the following:
“The first season kind of highlighted money, and then the second season is sex. And I think the third season it would be maybe a kind of satirical and funny look at death, Eastern religion, and spirituality. And it feels like it could be a rich tapestry to do another round at White Lotus."
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