The dystopian science fiction series "Silo" is one of Apple TV's most popular shows. After the end of the second season, many were waiting for concrete information about its continuation. While it had been known for a long time that further seasons were in development, a release date for Silo Season 3 was still missing.
There's an important update now. Lead actress Rebecca Ferguson has revealed in an interview when the third season is expected to be released.
Silo is set in a dystopian future where the last humans live in a vast underground silo. Strict rules, secrets about the past, and a complex power structure govern the lives of its inhabitants.
The series is one of Apple TV's most important productions. It was recently announced that filming for the fourth season has already wrapped. However, it remained unclear when the third season would be released.
Rebecca Ferguson confirms start in summer
The new information comes directly from Rebecca Ferguson, who plays the main character Juliette Nichols in the series. She recently appeared on the US show TODAY on NBC.
Ferguson was actually talking about the upcoming "Peaky Blinders" film, in which she will appear alongside Cillian Murphy. However, during the interview, she was also asked about "Silo".
She explained that Silo season 3 is scheduled to start in the summer. However, she couldn't give an exact date and only said that she could currently only confirm "this summer".
Apple TV is planning several major summer premieres
Apple TV has already announced several major releases for the summer. These include, among others:
- the series "Cape Fear" by Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese
- the thriller "Lucky" with Anya Taylor-Joy
- the fourth season of "Ted Lasso"
With "Silo" season 3, another major series would appear in the summer program of the streaming service.
Silo Season 3 is scheduled to premiere on Apple TV this summer
After a long period of radio silence, there is finally a first concrete timeframe for Silo Season 3. According to Rebecca Ferguson, the new season will be released on Apple TV this summer, although an exact date has not yet been confirmed.
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