The most anticipated Netflix show "Bloodline" Season 3 is set to premiere its final season on May 26. The first trailer for the final season has been recently dropped by Netflix. It features mother Sally Rayburn (Sissy Spacek) trying to find a way to rescue her son John from imprisonment.
The last two seasons of this series has provided the perfect twist and kept the viewers glued to their seats. The latest season two has ended on a cliffhanger, where mother Sally is about to learn the truth about her elder son Danny's death from daughter Meg (Linda Cardellini).
The latest trailer for Season 3 is very dark in nature. There is a sense of thrill and suspense enveloped in every shot of the trailer. It also features John (Kyle Chandler) with a lighter trying to resolve his issues with life in a dark room.
Who will be destroyed in the end and who will be rescued? Will Sally forgive her children for killing their own brother? All this and more will be revealed when the show airs next month. Fans need to note that all the 10 episodes of season 3 will air on the same day.
The state dropped their tax incentive program last year that affected the production of this series. Filming in Florida has now become an expensive affair for the "Bloodline's" production, reported Collider. The website also adds that a lot of suspense needs to be solved by the show. This can demand a lot of patience from the viewers' side.
Creators Todd Kessler, Glenn Kessler, and Daniel Zelman have said they had five or six seasons chalked out for this series when the show began, reported Game Spot. But unfortunately, that does not seem to happen. As a result fans of the series will learn the truth about the mystery in the final season itself.
Meanwhile, the major cast of the show will be seen reprising their roles. This includes actor Ben Mendelsohn, Kyle Chandler, Norbert Leo Butz, Sissy Spacek and Linda Cardellini. "Bloodline" season2 has seen new entrants John Leguizamo and Andrea Riseborough.
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