Tom Hiddleston Confirms Third Season of BBC’s ‘The Night Manager’
Tom Hiddleston has officially announced a third season of BBC’s acclaimed series, The Night Manager. This confirmation comes as fans eagerly await the gripping finale of the second season, set to air this weekend.
Details of the Upcoming Season
During an appearance on This Morning, Hiddleston shared exciting news with hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley. The actor confirmed, “I can confirm that there will be a third season.” He portrays the character Christopher Pine in the series.
The actor emphasized that the second season was designed as part of a larger twelve-episode arc. This approach allows for significant storytelling potential as the narrative continues to evolve.
A Faster Return for Fans
Hiddleston reassured fans that they won’t have to endure another decade-long wait for the next installment. When asked if the wait would be as long as ten years, he humorously remarked, “No, it’ll be sooner than that!” He acknowledged that a long wait is impractical for him as an action actor.
Background of The Night Manager
The series, based on John le Carré’s 1993 novel, features a talented ensemble cast, including Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Debicki, and Camila Morrone. Hugh Laurie plays the notorious arms dealer, Richard Roper.
- First Season Release: 2016
- Second Season Release: 2026
- Notable Ratings: 10 million viewers for the season one finale
The show is celebrated for its twists and character complexities. A major plot twist in the first season saw Richard Roper, previously believed to be dead, make an unexpected return. Hiddleston recalled how challenging it was to keep this plot twist under wraps, stating, “It was extremely difficult.”
As of now, details regarding the premiere date for the third season remain undisclosed. It is also unknown if production is already underway.
Fans of The Night Manager can look forward to more thrilling episodes in the near future, as Tom Hiddleston prepares to reprise his role.
