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Big Little Lies creator David E Kelley has reignited hopes for a third season. The potential new installment would be based on a fresh book by original author Liane Moriarty. Stars Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman remain enthusiastic about returning to their roles. While contracts aren't finalized, Kelley emphasized the team's commitment to bringing back the acclaimed drama.

Key Points: David E Kelley Hopes for Big Little Lies Season 3 With New Book

  • Kelley confirms new season would adapt another Moriarty book
  • Witherspoon and Kidman remain committed as stars and producers
  • Cast reassembly remains key hurdle for revival
  • Series has been on hiatus since 2019
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'Big Little Lies' creator David E. Kelley expresses hope for season 3

Big Little Lies creator David E Kelley confirms plans for season 3 based on a new Liane Moriarty novel, with Witherspoon and Kidman eager to return.

"We're hoping it happens... I'm hopeful it'll happen - David E Kelley"

Washington, June 8

David E. Kelley, the creator of the popular HBO series 'Big Little Lies', has expressed his hope for a third season of the show.

Speaking at the Gotham TV Awards, Kelley said, "We're hoping it happens... I'm hopeful it'll happen," as quoted by The Hollywood Reporter.

The series, which features an ensemble cast including Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Meryl Streep, has been on hiatus since its second season concluded in 2019.

Kelley revealed that a potential third season would be based on a new book by author Liane Moriarty, whose novel inspired the original series.

"She's written another book that season three will be based on," he said, praising Moriarty's contribution to the show's continued interest.

While no one is currently under contract for a third season, Kelley emphasised that everyone involved is "very committed to it," as quoted by the Hollywood Reporter.

He noted that assembling the high-caliber cast and their teams would be essential for the show's return.

Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman, stars and executive producers of the series, have also expressed their enthusiasm for a new season.

In a recent interview, Witherspoon mentioned that Kidman had informed the cast that the show was moving forward, with Kidman confirming, "We're moving fast and furious, and Liane is delivering the book," as quoted by The Hollywood Reporter.

- ANI

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Here are 6 diverse Indian perspective comments for the article:
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Priya K.
As someone who binged both seasons during lockdown, this is amazing news! The show's portrayal of complex female friendships resonates so well with Indian audiences. Hope they maintain the same depth in season 3. 🤞
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Rahul S.
While I enjoyed the first season, the second one felt forced. Hope they don't stretch it unnecessarily like many Hollywood sequels do. Quality over quantity please!
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Ananya M.
The casting is just perfect! Meryl Streep's addition in S2 was chef's kiss. Hope they bring back the same magic. Also, would love to see some Indian actors in minor roles - our talent is world class too!
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Vikram J.
Interesting how American shows get multiple seasons while our good Indian web series often end after one season. Our OTT platforms should learn from this - if content is good, audiences will keep coming back.
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Shalini P.
The mother-daughter dynamics in the show remind me so much of Indian family dramas, just with more money and less melodrama! 😂 Hope season 3 explores more cultural diversity in their wealthy California setting.
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Arjun D.
As a film student, I really admire how this show balances star power with strong writing. Hope Indian producers learn that big names alone don't make great content - it's the combination of good actors AND good scripts.

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