Angus Cloud: Last News

Colman Domingo spilled some tea during a conversation with Vanity Fair.

Barbie Ferreira is addressing her exit from Euphoria, and where she stands now with her former coworkers.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Storm Reid is not returning to “Euphoria” for Season 3 but there’s certainly no hard feelings between her an Zendaya. “That’s my sister before ‘Euphoria’ and after,” Reid told me Tuesday at Time’s Women of the Year dinner at the West Hollywood Edition hotel. “That’s gonna be my sister for life, so I’m sure we’ll work together again one day in some capacity.” “[It’s] bittersweet,” she said of leaving the show.

Production has begun at last on the third and likely final season of Max’s Euphoria. Much has changed in regards to who will return in front of the camera in the three years since the second season premiered.

The trailer for Pedro Pascal‘s new movie has been released!

EXCLUSIVE: HBO‘s Euphoria has been in production for a few days on the long-delayed third season and Deadline can reveal the addition of Grammy Award winner Rosalia, Super Bowl Champion Marshawn Lynch and  NAACP Image Award winner Kadeem Hardison, as well as the return of series regulars Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney and Jacob Elordi, among others.

Euphoria could be coming to an end next year.That’s according to HBO‘s executive vice president and Head of Drama Francesca Orsi, who in a recent chat with Deadline Hollywood hinted at season three marking the end of the hit teen drama series.While Orsi notes that the door’s still being left open for a potential continuation, season three is expected to be Euphoria‘s last: “We’ve talked about it, I don’t think anything is over until it’s over, but it’s been discussed that this is the end.”On how season three could wrap up major storylines for its main characters, Orsi teased: “I think you will be very satisfied with this season, and how we bring each of the characters’ whole narrative.”Little is known of season three, except that “a time jump” will be involved, and that it will consist of eight episodes, which are due to arrive in 2026.Orsi’s update on Euphoria‘s third season comes just days after it was revealed that production on the long-delayed series had finally begun, offering a first look at Zendaya’s Rue.While the show has seen some of its cast exit the project – Storm Reid, who played Rue’s younger sister in the series departed Euphoria in November – it has been confirmed that major cast members like Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and Hunter Schafer are all returning.It is also currently unclear how Euphoria‘s third season will deal with storylines surrounding actor Angus Cloud, who died in August 2023.In a glowing five-star review of Euphoria season two, Rhian Daly wrote for NME: “Euphoria season two might have taken a long time to arrive but, with a clutch of new episodes that are darker, tougher and more intense than ever, it’s well worth the wait.

Season 3, HBO announced on Monday.Taking to X, the network shared an ominous photo of Rue, played by Zendaya, looking over her shoulder toward the camera.The core cast of “Euphoria,” including Hunter Schafer, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and Colman Domingo, is slated to return for the third season, which, like Seasons 1 and 2, will be eight episodes long. Cast members Storm Reid and Barbie Ferreira have previously said they will not appear in any new episodes of the series.Angus Cloud, who played fan favorite Fezco, died in July 2023 at the age of 25.HBO did not share a premiere date for Season 3.Monday’s announcement arrived almost three years after the Season 2 finale of “Euphoria,” which aired Feb.

Euphoria has finally been confirmed.According to Warner Bros. Discovery global streaming chief JB Perrette, the new season is likely to land in early 2026.Speaking at a tech and media conference hosted by Wells Fargo yesterday (December 3), Perrette said (via Deadline) “that we’ll see the third season of Euphoria probably in early 2026″.It comes after fresh rumours recently arose over the potential cancellation of the show after Storm Reid, who plays Rue’s [Zendaya] younger sister Gia Bennet, recently confirmed that she won’t be returning to the HBO show.This came after rumours were already circulating that the hit drama’s third season had quietly been cancelled at HBO, prompting a retort from a representative that confirmed the show will be moving ahead as planned.Zendaya also revealed that as yet, she still hasn’t seen any scripts for the next season of Euphoria but confirmed that filming on the show is to begin in January.In a statement issued back in July, HBO’s head of drama Francesca Orsi said she was “thrilled” to reveal that the show will begin shooting this coming January, with the entire main cast set to return.There have been numerous reports about the delay of the third season, which were compounded by the death of Euphoria star Angus Cloud in August last year.

Euphoria actor Storm Reid has confirmed that she won’t be returning for season three of the series.Speaking in a new interview with Rotten Tomatoes from the red carpet of the 2024 Governors Awards, Reid – who plays Rue’s [Zendaya] younger sister Gia Bennett – said she has exited the HBO show.She added: “I’m very excited for season three. Unfortunately, Gia’s not returning to the third season, but I am so so indebted to the cast and the crew of that show, to HBO.

HBO teen drama series.“I’m very excited for Season 3. Unfortunately, Gia’s not returning to the third season, but I am so so indebted to the cast and the crew of that show, to HBO,” the 21-year-old actress told Rotten Tomatoes at the Governors Awards red carpet on Sunday.

Zendaya has revealed that as yet, she still hasn’t seen any scripts for the next season of Euphoria.Last week, rumours were circulating that the hit drama’s third season had quietly been cancelled at HBO, prompting a retort from a representative that confirmed the show will be moving ahead as planned.In a statement issued back in July, HBO’s head of drama Francesca Orsi said she was “thrilled” to reveal that the show will begin shooting this coming January, with the entire main cast set to return.There have been numerous reports about the delay of the third season, which were compounded by the death of Euphoria star Angus Cloud in August last year. The delays even confused its lead stars – with Sydney Sweeney telling NME that she doesn’t “know how soon I’m going home”.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “Euphoria” Season 3 is still on track, according to HBOI/Max boss Casey Bloys. HBO had previously announced that Season 3 would at long last go into production in January 2025, almost exactly three years after the premiere of Season 2, and according to Bloys, that is still the case. “We are shooting ‘Euphoria,'” he told reporters on Tuesday at an HBO/Max press event.” I think we have a start date, mid to late January.

The Independent.“Euphoria is going in to production in 2025,” a rep for the network said.“Nothing has changed,” they added.The Post has reached out to HBO for comment.“Euphoria” has been on a long-hiatus since its second season finished airing in February 2022. The series originally debuted in 2019.The show faced initial delays due to the 2023 Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists strikes in Hollywood.There was also scheduling conflicts among the star-studded cast which, in addition to Zendaya, includes Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Hunter Schafer, Alexa Demie, Maude Apatow, Eric Dane, Storm Reid and Colman Domingo.During the show’s hiatus, star Angus Cloud died in July 2023 at the age of 25.

According to HBO, reports of Euphoria‘s death are greatly exaggerated… again.

told People magazine in an interview published Monday. “But certainly, it’s just if the show ever does a last episode.”The long-running animated series premiered in 1989 and was created by Matt Groening.

Zendaya has confirmed that the third season of Euphoria will feature a time jump.The two-time Emmy-winner plays Rue Bennett in the show, and recently revealed the third instalment will feature a time jump, which she said was “important” on Entertainment Weekly‘s The Awards podcast.“Because there’s only so much high school drama you can deal with,” she joked, adding: “And then she cheats on her boyfriend again!” Zendaya will also act as an executive producer on the show, and while she couldn’t give much detail, promised the new storylines will be “fascinating”.“I don’t actually know much about what is happening,” she admitted. “I don’t quite know exactly what the season is going to look like, but I do know that the time jump is happening.”The Dune star continued: “It will be fascinating to see and understand these characters outside of the context of high school and how all the stuff that we saw when they were kids and they were in high school affects the adulthood they have and who they become in a much bigger world.

As Euphoria graduates from high school with its long-awaited third season, Emmy winner Zendaya is just as curious as fans are to see where the HBO series picks up.

Sydney Sweeney has opened up about Euphoria‘s return – find out what she had to say below.In July, it was announced that the highly anticipated third season of HBO‘s hit show Euphoria was set to begin filming in January next year. Now, Sweeney, who starts as Cassie in the series has expressed her feelings about finally getting back into that world.Speaking to People Magazine in a new interview, Sweeney said: “I’m very excited to jump back into Cassie.

As the cast of Euphoria gears up to film the long-overdue Season 3, Colman Domingo has one thing on the mind.

Euphoria season three has now been confirmed to start filming in January 2025, with its entire main cast – including Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney – to return.In a statement issued yesterday (July 12), HBO’s head of drama, Francesca Orsi, says she is “thrilled” to reveal that the show will begin shooting this coming January.“We could not be happier with our creative partnership with Sam and this incredible cast. We look forward to bringing this new season of Euphoria to life for the fans,” the statement reads.A post shared by Max (@streamonmax)This announcement follows numerous reports about the delay of its third season – the show’s critically-acclaimed second season concluded in early 2022.The new season was already on hold as show creator Sam Levinson worked on The Idol.

HBO’s Emmy-winning series “Euphoria” is finally set to begin production on its long-awaited third season. The main cast — including Zendaya, Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, Alexa Demie, Maude Apatow and Hunter Schafer — are expected to return.Filming is officially scheduled to begin in January 2025, marking roughly three years since the premiere of Season 2.