'The White Lotus' Season 3 Set in Thailand, Expected in 2025, with Natasha Rothwell Returning, Series to Focus on Eastern Religion and Spirituality

Due to combined writers' and actors' strikes, HBO's 'The White Lotus' Season 3 is projected for a 2025 release; season set in Thailand with a "longer, bigger, crazier" plot centered on Eastern religion and spirituality.

Due to strikes involving writers and actors, HBO's 'The White Lotus' Season 3 is delayed and now set for release in 2025. It will bring back actress Natasha Rothwell and take place in Thailand.
Series creator Mike White plans to start production at the beginning of the year, provided the SAG-AFTRA strike ends and casting can occur. The show's anthology format means a new cast is required each season.
Jennifer Coolidge, who played Tanya McQuiod, is unlikely to return given the conclusion of her character's storyline in the season 2 finale, despite her expressed interest and audience adoration. Other cast members like Jake Lacy and Alexandra Daddario have shown willingness to return.
Season 3 of 'The White Lotus' will be 'longer, bigger, crazier' according to Mike White, and promises to offer a satirical look at death in Eastern religion and spirituality amidst the opulence of luxury hotels in Thailand. This sets a new theme following earlier seasons focused on wealth and sex.
While firm details on the Season 3 plot remain scarce, White has alluded that threads from Season 2 involving character Greg Hunt (Jon Gries) may resurface. No trailers are released yet, but the season is expected to feature seven or more episodes.

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