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Economic Times
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- Economic Times
Netflix Wednesday Season 3: Here's major filming update for upcoming season
Synopsis Netflix Wednesday Season 3 will begin filming in Q2 2026, delaying its release. Meanwhile, Gwendoline Christie's return as Larissa Weems in season 2 has been confirmed during the Doom Tour in Australia, ending months of fan speculation. Her comeback is expected to occur through Wednesday's psychic visions. Getty Images Netflix Wednesday Season 3 will not begin filming in 2025. Tim Burton, Gwendoline Christie, Jenna Ortega, Emma Myers, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar attend the "Wednesday" S2, Part 2 'Outcast Assembly' on Cockatoo Island on August 14, 2025 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo byfor Netflix) Netflix Wednesday Season 3 will not begin filming in 2025 as planned, Netflix has confirmed. The new production start date is set for the second quarter of 2026. This update comes alongside the announcement that Gwendoline Christie will reprise her role as Larissa Weems in the upcoming second season, revealed during the series' promotional Doom Tour in filming for Wednesday season 3 was expected to begin in Fall 2025. However, a new update indicates that Netflix has postponed production to Q2 2026. This change means fans will face a longer wait before the release of the next chapter in Wednesday's story. The cast and crew of Wednesday have been promoting season 2 through the Doom Tour, visiting countries in Europe such as Romania, Italy, Poland, and the UK. Recently, the tour completed its Asian schedule in South Korea before moving to Australia for its August 14–16 the Australian leg of the Doom Tour, streamed live on TikTok to tens of thousands of viewers worldwide, it was revealed that Gwendoline Christie would return as Principal Larissa Weems in season 2. This confirmation ends months of speculation among had suspected Christie's involvement in season 2 for some time. Social media users noted that her Instagram location matched that of other cast and crew members in Ireland during filming. While Ireland is a common filming site, this coincidence led to strong speculation, now proven correct. Weems appeared to die at the end of season 1 after being poisoned by Marilyn Thornhill. However, the season 2 part 2 preview suggests that her spirit could return through Wednesday's psychic visions. Wednesday, injured and in a coma after an attack by Tyler Galpin's Hyde, may encounter Weems in the remains unclear if Weems will physically return to the real world or only appear in visions. If she does return, potential conflicts could arise with Principal Barry Dort, played by Steve Buscemi, whose approach to running Nevermore contrasts with Weems' methods. When will Wednesday season 3 start filming? Wednesday season 3 will now begin filming in the second quarter of 2026, delaying its release from earlier expectations of a Fall 2025 production start. How will Larissa Weems return in Wednesday season 2? Larissa Weems is expected to appear through Wednesday's psychic visions while she is in a coma, though a full physical return to the story has not been confirmed.
The Star
30 minutes ago
- The Star
Asean News Headlines at 10pm on Friday (Aug 15, 2025)
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The Cuban government gave land to a private Vietnamese company for rice production in the face of the lack of local productive varieties and inputs to address the lack of this cereal on the island. 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Scotsman
an hour ago
- Scotsman
Fringe 2025: The Best of Aussie Talent Lighting Up Edinburgh
From slapstick kids' comedy to sequin-soaked dance theatre, Australian performers are once again making a splash on the Royal Mile and beyond. Here's our pick of the top shows from Down Under that are winning over Fringe-goers this year. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... All Fired Up Assembly George Square Studios If you like your theatre with a dash of neon and a full-throttle 80s soundtrack, this one's for you. All Fired Up is part musical, part dance party, and wholly uplifting. Featuring a cast of women over 40 and a community dance chorus, it's a celebration of life, legwarmers and letting loose. With rave reviews out of Adelaide and a palpable sense of joy, it's a must-see for lovers of nostalgia and empowerment. KINDER Garry Starr – Classic Penguins Venue: Underbelly, George Square Damien Warren-Smith returns as the ever-absurd Garry Starr, this time in a chaotic, semi-nude romp through 100 Penguin Classics in under an hour. Think Shakespeare meets slapstick with a hint of literary anarchy. If Fringe for you means unfiltered silliness and rapid-fire parody, Garry Starr has your ticket. KINDER The Listies: Make Some Noise Venue: Underbelly, Cowgate Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad A drag artist, a library and a catastrophic misunderstanding of a 'reading hour'. Fresh from its award-winning, critically acclaimed run at Adelaide Fringe, KINDER comes to the Edinburgh Fringe. Finding poetry in panic and comedy in chaos, the show blends drag, theatre and storytelling to examine censorship and queer joy. Using drag as both a disguise and a magnifying glass, it asks; what does it mean to grow up? The Listies – Make Some Noise Venue: Assembly George Square All Fired Up Festival favourites The Listies are back and louder than ever. Their musical mischief and bottomless bag of fart jokes have made them a firm favourite for families. In Make Some Noise, they explore the science of sound with the volume turned all the way up. Parents will chuckle, kids will roar, and you'll all leave humming their ridiculously catchy songs. Basically Nocturnal Venue: Gilded Balloon, Patter House For the night owls, Thomas Currie's Basically Nocturnal offers a refreshing late-night fix. With rich vocals, original songs, cello interludes, and stories from the witching hour, it's cabaret with heart and humour. Each night is slightly different, with audience prompts guiding the narrative. One for fans of Tim Minchin and softly strange storytelling.
