Jules (Kat Dennings) and her fictitious Cat Lady have returned. Jules’ five-year partner abruptly broke up with her in Season 1 of Hulu’s Dollface, prompting her to renew the female connections she’d left behind while they were together. In Season 2, she and her pals realise they need to work out their love and professional life as they approach 30 and move on from a worldwide epidemic (at least in the universe of the programme).
While Hulu was fast to renew the programme for Season 2, no word on whether the third season of Dollface will be created, given that the show is based on Jordan Weiss’s life, it’s reasonable to anticipate that she’ll have a lot more to say in future seasons. While working as an assistant, she penned the screenplay as a writing sample, and when a friend snuck it to an I, Tonya producer, it was taken up by Margot Robbie’s production firm Luckychap Entertainment. In 2019, Weiss told Variety, “I was in a relationship in college and hesitant to put myself out there with friendships as much as I could have.” “The notion came from coming out of that age, from a split that wasn’t exactly like the one shown in the program, and realizing that I wanted to spend more time with my children,” she says.
Dollface was also one of ABC Entertainment and Hulu Originals’ best series in 2019, according to Craig Erwich, President of ABC Entertainment and Hulu Originals, who told Deadline in 2021 that it was one of their best shows in 2019, implying that it would be renewed again. Here’s all we know about a third season thus far.
Season 3 of Dollface has a premiere date.
If the series is renewed, it will most likely follow the same pattern as the previous season, taking around a year to complete. At the earliest, the film will be released in April 2023.
Season 3 Cast of Dollface
In addition to Dennings (WandaVision), Dollface stars Brenda Song (The Suite Life of Zack & Cody), Shay Mitchell (Pretty Little Liars), and Esther Povitsky (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend), all of whom would presumably return if there’s a Season 3. Season 2 goes beyond Jules, as Song stated to ScreenRant, to examine how each of the ladies is coping with growing older amid a pandemic, a theme that might continue into future seasons.
“The pleasure of Season 2 is that all of the females are drawn into this aspect,” Song said. “Seeing Stella, Izzy, and Madison in this world with [Jules] is very wonderful.” It’s no longer just Jules who is experiencing anxiety; now all of the girls are experiencing anxiety.”
As additional information regarding Season 3 becomes available, this article will be updated.
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