In a recent development, the production of Euphoria Season 3 has hit a snag in its schedule, leaving fans disheartened as they eagerly await the continuation of Sam Levinson’s gripping drama. This setback comes despite initial optimism surrounding HBO’s renewed focus on the scripting process following a writer’s strike.
The delay in Euphoria Season 3 has prompted its cast, including the acclaimed Zendaya from Dune: Part Two and Sydney Sweeney from Anyone But You, to explore other projects in the interim.
“While HBO and Sam Levinson remain committed to delivering an exceptional third season, we understand the importance of allowing our highly sought-after cast to pursue additional opportunities,” stated HBO in a released statement. Although the actors are not being released from their contracts, the production delay has granted them the flexibility to engage in other projects to sustain their careers.
Sam Levinson, the series’ creator, hinted at the filming schedules of Euphoria Season 3 during an interview with Elle regarding Zendaya’s 2023 cover story. Levinson teased that Zendaya’s character, Rue, would delve into the complexities of maintaining principles in a corrupt world.
In a recent media interaction, Sydney Sweeney, another key cast member, shared her thoughts on the filming process of Euphoria Season 3, likening it to discussing Marvel projects in terms of secrecy and attention. Reflecting on her past statements, where she inadvertently disclosed details about the series, Sweeney expressed caution. When asked about potential future projects, she remained uncertain, stating, “Maybe, I don’t know.”
Sweeney’s reference to her past interview with MTV, where she inadvertently revealed details about Euphoria Season 3, highlights the level of scrutiny and speculation surrounding the highly anticipated series.