'Longmire' Season 4 Spoilers: As Production Begins, Lou Diamond Phillips Tells Twitter Fans That Netflix Episodes Will Have A Lot Of 'Humanity'
Production began for a very "human" new season of Longmire on Monday.
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Cast and crew returned to Santa Fe, New Mexico this weekend to prepare for the crime drama's fourth season. Amount them was Lou Diamond Phillips, who plays Henry on the series, and the star is thrilled to be back on set. He even boasted some incrdebile writing on the part of Tony Tost for the upcoming season, claiming on Twitter March 21 that "humanity resonates" throughout the script.
@tonytost Once again, my friend, the depth of your humanity resonates throughout your script. Well done. #Longmire
— Lou Diamond Phillips (@LouDPhillips) March 21, 2015
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Tost served as a writer for the popular crime drama back when it first started out on A&E and will continue to write for the show now that it's on Netflix.
Of course, a new network could mean some stylistic changes are inevitable. Even with the same cast and crew, the level of censorship involved with the program's A&E life was certainly more drastic.
Netflix has given the series more freedom for content in terms of sexuality, language, and violence. While it remains uncertain exactly how much of this freedom that writers have chosen to utilize, it could add an extra edge to the program moving forward.
Longmire will return for a fourth season on Netflix sometime this fall, though an official premiere date has yet to be released.
