'House of Cards' Season 3 Spoilers: 'Viewing Instructions' For Next Chapter Revealed By Showrunner Beau Willimon [VIDEO]
House of Cards show creator, Beau Willimon, revealed "viewing instructions" for season 3 of the Netflix series on September 10.
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Willimon is obvisouly having some fun with fans as he builds anticipation for the next chapter of the political drama, filming for which is currently underway. The director of the series took to Twitter posting an image of a placard that read:
"We're all in this together...literally. If you something suspicisous or unusual, say something."
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He went on to caption the image as a directive for fans: "These will be the viewing instructions for Season 3 of @HouseofCards."
Willimon has been most active about posting images from the set and of other show related developments, but he has also been extremely cautious about giving away any spoilers, so most pictures are meant to take fans behind-the-scenes but don't hint at plot reveals.
Recently, Willimon shared all the Emmy action surrounding the show with fans. He posted photos on Twitter from the Emmys night on August 25, featuring Kate Mara, who played Zoe Barnes, and Michael Kelly, who plays Doug Stamper on the show.
The director and cast members looked very spirited and posed goofily for some pictures. Although, the Netflix series was nominated in the bunch of categories, the show won only one award. House of Cards was nominated in some of the major categories like outstanding drama series, outstanding directing for a drama series, outstanding lead actor in a drama series, outstanding lead actress in a drama series.
The third season of House of Cards is currently filming in Maryland, where the first and second seasons were also shot. Initially, the continuation of filming of the third season of the Netflix series was fraught with troubles over the past few weeks as the producers weren't getting permission from the State of Maryland. But the issue was finally resolved on April 25.
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