His Dark Materials upped its game in season 2 to become a darker and more daring series. The show’s tone shift is due in part to author Philip Pullman’s trilogy<\/strong> of the same name becoming more mature as Lyra (Dafne Keen) matures during her quest to discover the truth about Dust. And Lyra’s story appears to be intensifying in the show’s third season.<\/p>\n

In a November 2020 interview with Deadline, executive producer Jane Tranter revealed that her team had already begun pre-production on the show’s ambitious third chapter, which will be based on the series’ longest book, The Amber Spyglass. While Tranter previously stated that she thought it would take two seasons to do the book justice, she now believes the story can be told in one eight-episode season.<\/p>\n

“The Amber Spyglass is quite right adapted into eight episodes, and I will fully and humbly admit I was completely wrong,” she told the outlet.<\/p>\n

Now that Tranter is convinced that the final book can be adapted in just one season, His Dark Materials fans can start speculating about which stories will be included in the show and which will be cut for time constraints (and clarity).<\/p>\n

With HBO and BBC One officially confirming the series’ season 3 renewal on December 22, 2020, fans can start thinking about when His Dark Materials will return and who might appear in the upcoming episodes.<\/p>\n

His Dark Materials Season 3 Could Be Delayed by the Pandemic<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The pandemic has disrupted the production schedule of His Dark Materials<\/strong>, as it has for many other shows. Season 2 had nearly finished filming when production was halted, but a standalone episode devoted to James McAvoy’s Lord Asriel was cancelled<\/strong>. It’s unclear whether the episode will be included in Season 3 or will be dropped entirely.<\/p>\n

In terms of season 3, Tranter told Deadline that executive producer Jack Thorne and a team of writers had written six of the eight episodes as of November 2020, and she was hopeful that production would begin in spring 2021.<\/p>\n

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The statement released by HBO and BBC One announcing season 3 of His Dark Materials stated that production will begin in Cardiff, Wales in 2021 \u2014 though no specific date or even season of the year was mentioned.<\/p>\n

All things considered, it appears unlikely that the third season will be released in 2021. If production begins in the spring, viewers can expect season 3 to premiere in early 2022.<\/p>\n

His Dark Materials Season 3 Cast Has a Lot of Returning Characters<\/strong><\/h2>\n

There is no official word on who will return for season 3 of His Dark Materials, but Keen and Amir Wilson<\/a> (Will) are both safe bets. Viewers can also expect to see more of Ruth Wilson’s Mrs. Coulter in the final season, and Thorne told Express that Will Keen’s Father MacPhail will play a significant role.<\/p>\n

Season 3 should also see the return of McAvoy’s Lord Asriel,<\/strong> assuming everything goes as planned. While the actor was completely absent from season 2 after his character’s standalone episode could not be completed, Lyra’s father plays an important role in the trilogy’s final book. As a result, he should return from his journey through other worlds to cause trouble for his daughter and Will in the final chapter of the show.<\/p>\n

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If Thorne and his team of writers stick to the script, McAvoy won’t be the only actor who didn’t appear in season 2 who could return in season 3. A trip to the Land of the Dead in The Amber Spyglass briefly reunites Lyra with her friend Roger (Lewin Lloyd), so if the series is renewed, the young actor from season 1 may return for a brief appearance in season 3.<\/p>\n

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His Dark Materials Season 3 Will Have a Much More Complex Plot<\/strong><\/h2>\n

His Dark Materials Season 2 was darker than Season 1, but Season 3 is set to be weirder than both previous seasons combined. The third book in Pullman’s trilogy will undoubtedly be difficult to adapt due to its dense plot, which includes extensive world-hopping and an all-out war with the Magisterium.<\/p>\n

The Amber Spyglass includes, in addition to Lyra’s descent into the world of the dead to free Roger, a battle against soul-devouring specters and an extended visit to a world populated by mulefa<\/strong>, non-human creatures described as “elephantine” in the novel. Collins, for one, is thrilled to be bringing the muleta HBO to live on film for the first time.<\/p>\n

“It’s all complicated, but I completely understand the Mulefa and their world, and Asriel’s Republic is an amazing place,” the production designer told RadioTimes.com.<\/p>\n

Adapting The Amber Spyglass into an eight-episode season will be a difficult task, but the His Dark Materials team appears to be up to the task.<\/p>\n

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Season 3 Trailer for His Dark Materials<\/strong><\/h2>\n

It should come as no surprise that the BBC has yet to release a trailer for the series, as filming for the show only recently wrapped; however, we will update this page as soon as teasers become available.<\/p>\n

I’m hoping there won’t be too much of a wait…
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For the time being, you can watch the trailer from last season.<\/p>\n