New reports confirm that HBO is planning a third season for its hit show The Last of Us. The filming schedule and locations are already set.
Production Bulletin has revealed that HBO is already working on Season 3 of The Last of Us and plans to start filming in Summer 2025. This news is surprising because Season 2 hasn’t aired yet, but it shows how confident HBO is about the series’ success. Season 2, starring Pedro Pascal, is expected to premiere in Spring 2025. This means Season 3 might begin filming right after Season 2 wraps up on HBO next year.
Season 3 of The Last of Us is expected to be filmed in Vancouver, Canada, just like Season 2. Some of the same locations from Season 2 might be used again. Many directors from Season 2, like Kate Herron, Mark Mylod, Nina Lopez-Corrado, and Stephen Williams, are said to return for the new season. The producers from the first two seasons are also reportedly coming back. However, HBO hasn’t officially confirmed this news yet.
Advertisement Season 2 of The Last of Us will follow the story from The Last of Us Part II video game, with Pedro Pascal returning as Joel and Bella Ramsey as Ellie. While the exact plot is still a secret, the season will dive into darker themes and more complicated character stories. Fans can also look forward to meeting new characters, as teased in recent casting updates. The new season promises to bring even more powerful emotions and gripping storytelling.
HBO’s The Last of Us, inspired by the popular video game, has become a huge success worldwide. The show is loved for its intense story, deep emotions, and amazing acting. The mix of survival challenges and emotional moments has captured audiences everywhere. Season 1 was a big hit, earning high praise and topping streaming charts. Many fans even compare its popularity and cultural impact to Game of Thrones.
HBO hasn’t officially announced Season 3 of The Last of Us yet, but they’ve shared before that the second game’s story is so big it will take more than one season to tell it properly.
Source: Production Bulletin