Where is the next season of ‘White Lotus' and who's in the cast? Social media has ideas
Where is the next season of 'White Lotus' and who's in the cast? Social media has ideas
Season 3 of "The White Lotus" just premiered on Sunday but viewers already have ideas for Season 4.
HBO renewed the Emmy-winning anthology series last month ahead of Season 3, which focuses on a primarily new batch of wealthy guests and ill-fated staff at the glamorous hotel chain's Thailand resort. The first season took viewers to the White Lotus Maui resort in Hawaii while season 2 was in Sicily, Italy.
Scouting for the next "White Lotus" setting is underway, HBO programming executive Francesca Orsi told Deadline while hinting at a European destination.
Social media users recently shared some not-so-serious suggestions for the new location from various waterparks like Great Wolf Lodge in Pennsylvania to the Bass Pro Shops pyramid in Memphis, Tennessee.
To further assist HBO with the production process, the internet also did the courtesy of casting who should star in the next season with some unprompted suggestions.
Some picks include Phill Lewis, who played cranky hotel manager Marion Moseby on "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" and Kim Cattrall, who played the fabulous Samantha Jones on "Sex and The City." Other playful picks include "The Traitors" reality star Gabby Windey to play the daughter of Jennifer Coolidge's character Tanya McQuoid.
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