As we all are moving closer to the long-awaited third season of the hit HBO teenage drama show ‘Euphoria,’ it honestly feels like as if we are saying goodbye to a part of ourselves. Although HBO hasn’t made any confirmation whether ‘Euphoria Season 3‘ will be the last season of the show or not, HBO’s HOD Francesca Orsi‘s statement in an exclusive interview with Deadline gave us a hunch that this might be it.
According to the recent interview taken by EW of Sydney Sweeney, who has played Cassie Howard in the show said this season will be “bittersweet.” She told all the fans and audiences that she was 20 year old when she starred in this, and she grew up with all of them.
Euphoria Steps Beyond High School and Into Adulthood
According to the reports what we know that the show’s creator, Sam Levinson, has built something that reflects both beauty and mayhem in Euphoria. Earlier in an interview Jacob Elordi, (Nate Jacobs), called the new season “incredibly clever and cinematic.” He explained that he shot a lot of his material without his castmates and that each storyline feels separate, like “FBI files.”
Zendaya, who carries the show as Rue, has already confirmed that this season will feature a time jump, moving the characters beyond high school.
She said it is important because there is only so much teenage mess that one can endure before it becomes repetitive. We will see some familiar faces such as Rue, Cassie, Nate, Maddy, as they try to rebuild lives shaped by trauma, love, and regret.
New Faces and the Legacy of Euphoria
But that is not all as the cast has also expanded. With names like Sharon Stone, Rosalía, Natasha Lyonne, and Danielle Deadwyler are joining the show.
Even though HBO has not confirmed if this will be the final season or not, it is a quite possibly that this might be the end as Sweeney’s comments make it sound like a farewell. Still, head of drama Francesca Orsi said, “I don’t think anything is over until it’s over.” And because of such different sentiments attached to every individual makes us uncertain, which feels fitting for a show that never gave us clean endings.
