The cast of the popular and record-breaking series "Wednesday" is getting richer. According to Tabloids, Eva Green, a French actress perfectly suited for Hollywood's most captivating, mysterious, and Gothic roles, will join the cast in the third season. She plays Ophelia Framp, Wednesday's aunt and Martisha Addams' sister.
The audience saw Ophelia Framp in a few-second episode of the second season finale. His strange, incomprehensible, and highly mysterious message to Wednesday at that scene sparked strong interest among the series' fans.
According to the project, Ophelia Framp is a character embodying the extrasensory abilities characteristic of the Addams family. However, her fate was not easy at all: her mother placed her in a mental hospital as a child, and Ophelia fled from there and lived missing for many years. In the new season, his story, what dangerous days he went through, and how it affected Wednesday's abilities are revealed in detail.
The screenwriters working on the third season are Alfred Goff and Miles Miller, just like the previous one. Tim Burton, the celebrity who shaped the visual spirit of the series, returns as the chief director and executive producer, putting his stylistic signature on the new season.
Eva Greene and Tim Burton had previously worked together on "The Dark Shadows." The actress also actively participated in a number of miniature and mystical projects, such as "Frightening Fairy Tales" and "The Evil Eye."
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