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Severance season 3 gets timing update, new characters teased

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Why This Matters

The update on Severance season 3's filming schedule and new character introductions highlights ongoing investment in high-quality original content by Apple TV, signaling its commitment to competing in the streaming industry. The involvement of acclaimed director Kogonada also suggests a focus on innovative storytelling, which benefits both creators and viewers seeking compelling series. This development underscores the importance of strategic talent and timing in producing hit shows that attract and retain subscribers.

Key Takeaways

Today Deadline shared video from an interview with Severance star Adam Scott in which the actor provided updates on season 3 filming, teased new characters coming, and confirmed the incoming director.

Adam Scott talks Severance season 3 filming start, new characters and director

Adam Scott spoke to Deadline and shared brief updates on the forthcoming Severance season 3. You can watch video of the interview on TikTok.

Previous reporting indicated the new season would begin filming in April. When asked about the start date for Severance season 3, Scott all but confirmed that.

We’re starting very soon…Very, very soon. I’ll put two “verys” on that.

Scott is then asked if anyone new is joining that he’s excited about. Here’s his response: “There will be exciting new characters, and we’ll kind of…get to that when we get to that.”

Lastly, the Deadline interviewer asks: “Have you met with Kogonada?”

Scott responds: “Oh yeah, yeah yeah. He’s incredible. He’s just a beautiful filmmaker and such a lovely guy. We couldn’t be more thrilled.”

Though it hasn’t been officially confirmed, World of Reel reported yesterday that famed director Kogonada would be filling Ben Stiller’s shoes as director for “most, if not all of the episodes” in season 3.

Scott’s response serves as strong confirmation of Kogonada’s involvement.

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