Dominic Fike sets ‘Euphoria’ Season 3 Return

Dominic Fike returns for the third season of “Euphoria”.

While he was left out of a list of new and returning actors of HBO on Friday, he was published by HBO. diversity Can only report that the singer and actor will actually repeat his role as Elliot in Sam Levinson’s Hit High School drama. Fike will take up a few scenes for the show next week, it says in sources.

HBO refused to comment.

Fike came to “Euphoria” in his second season, which was premiered in January 2022. He played a teenager planned with drugs who became friends with Rue (Zendaya) and Jules (Hunter Schafer). As an obstacle to Rue’s soberness. Fike talent as a grammy-nominated recording artist was highlighted in the final of the second season when Elliot performed an original song on the acoustic guitar for Rue. Fike and Zendaya published a version of “Elliot’s Song” about Music Streaming Services.

When production in season third, HBO announced on Friday that the Grammy winner Rosalía, the Super Bowl Champ Marshawn Lynch and the “other World” star Kadeem Hardison together with other fresh faces Adewale Akinnuye-Agbaje Toby Wallace, Darrell connected by “Euphoria” Britt-Gibson, Priscilla Delgado, James Landry Hébert and Anna van Patten.

Most of the main line -up returns, including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Hunter Schafer, Jacob Elordi, Eric Dane, Alexa Demie and Maude Apatow. Martha Kelly and Chloe Cherry were both increased to regular guests in the series. Colman Domingo also returns as a guest star. Nika King, Austin Abrams and Algeee Smith are missing in the occupation list as well as Storm Reid and Barbie Ferreira, who had previously announced that they would leave the series.

The other acting credits from Fike include the films “Earth Mama” and “Little Death”, in which David Schwimmer played the leading role and debut last year’s Sundance Film Festival of last year’s Sundance film festival. On the music page, Fike recently released the short album “14 minutes” and a more extensive record “Sunburn” in 2023. He also wrote original songs for films, including “Mona Lisa” for “Spider-Man: Over Spider-Vers” and “Hey Blondie” for the “Barbie” soundtrack.