Amazon’s Fallout series has scored itself some impressive talent, with Star Wars and The Hobbit actors all joining for season three


Three new actors have been added to the cast of Amazon’s acclaimed Fallout TV adaptation, as preparations continue for the show’s third season.

Manny Jacinto, Emily Mortimer and Thomasin McKenzie have all joined the series, Deadline reports, and while details on their characters remain a mystery for now, each will have a recurring role come season three’s debut.

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Jacinto’s previous TV credits include as Jason Mendoza on the NBC sitcom The Good Place (very funny, would recommend) and the Stranger in Star Wars series The Acolyte.

Mortimer, meanwhile, has an expansive list of credits to her name, with her film roles including Notting Hill, Paddington in Peru, Shutter Island, and The 51st State. She has also starred in numerous television shows, including playing Phoebe in 30 Rock alongside Tina Fey.

Rounding out this trio of new cast members is McKenzie, who starred as Astrid in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies before gaining wider recognition for her role as Elsa Korr in Jojo Rabbit. All three actors join returning cast members Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins, as well as fellow series newcomer Aaron Paul. Production for Fallout’s third season starts in LA this month.

Fallout was renewed for a third season last May, months before season two made its debut. Then, in December, Bethesda’s Todd Howard confirmed writing for season three was already underway.

As for season two, it dolloped plenty of Easter eggs upon fans, including some familiar faces from games including the very first Fallout.





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