‘Outlander’ Season 3 Latest Updates, Spoilers & First Look Video: Three New Casts Revealed; Production Location Updates
Fans of the time-travel romance series are already in "Droughtlander". That's why, producers of the show never fail to release teasers and news regarding "Outlander" Season 3.
On a recent report by News Every Day, it was disclosed that Furgus will now become an adult in the upcoming "Outlander" Season 3. The adult Fergus will be played by 26-year-old French actor Cesar Domboy (The Walk; The Borgias). He will replace young French actor Roman Berrux as Fergus as the show's storyline now progresses in a 20-year jump.
Hail César ! Welcome @CesarDomboy to #Outlander. Set to play adult Fergus. Whoohoo! pic.twitter.com/m8Vh3Vp4DQ
— Outlander Addiction (@OutlanderAddict) September 29, 2016
Meanwhile, it has also been revealed on earlier reports from E! News that David Berry will play as Lord John Grey in "Outlander" Season 3. Berry's character is crucial, most especially that Lord John Grey is the highlighted governor of the desolate Northern Scotland prison which held Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) for so many years. Grey is described as a consummate gentleman who has a notorious past which led him into becoming the prison's governor.
Um hello #Outlander cast Australian mega hottie David Berry as Lord John Grey. Thank you lord! #TSatS @paperbullets pic.twitter.com/gQbsnC5ubg — SherylPearl (@SherylPearl) September 19, 2016
Another new character is about to set foot in "Outlander" Season 3. It will be Marsali, one of Laoghaire's daughter, which will be portrayed by 18-year-old actress Lauren Lyle. Marsali is depicted as romantic but rebellious and is known to always go after what she wants, no matter what it takes. Book readers say that her role will grow as a crucial character in the future.
Hoy habemus todo! Lauren Lyle interpretará a Marsali MacKimmie en la T3 de #Outlander. pic.twitter.com/nmSbwTZPb3
— OutlanderEnEspañolTM (@OutlandrEspanol) October 3, 2016
According to Inquisitr, production is almost complete for the first 13 episodes of "Outlander" Season 3. This is confirmed by Producer-writer Ron D. Moore on an impromptu Twitter interview. Although almost all scenes only need a few polishing, Moore says they still cannot figure out how to manage ship scenes.
Several released photos online have shown where the first episodes of "Outlander" Season 3 took place and it's in Scotland. The team is also reported to travel to North America and the Caribbean for the remaining scenes. "Outlander" Season 3 is expected to be released sometime in 2017.
