Stephanie Faracy says fans can expect a lot of drama and new developments in the third season Nobody wants this arrives.
Speaking at the premiere of her upcoming series Scarpetta in New York City on March 3, the 74-year-old actor hinted that viewers will see several storylines unfold in the new season.
“I think the fans have wanted a lot of great things, and there are several things that they hope will happen,” Faracy said. “I think there are a lot more relationships and it’s going to be a dynamic year. I think the fans will be excited.”
Faracy plays Lynn in the series and said she enjoys portraying the character’s mischievous side.
“I love that Lynn is just there to stir things up and provide commentary,” she said, adding that the character is content to follow her own instincts rather than play by others’ rules.
Faracy also spoke about her role in Scarpettawhere she plays Maggie Cutbush, an assistant to forensic pathologist Dr. Kay Scarpetta, played by Nicole Kidman.
“It’s just the best,” she said of sharing scenes with Kidman. “It’s so inspiring to be next to her.” The series also stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Ariana DeBose, Bobby Cannavale and Simon Baker.
Faracy added that she was drawn to the role because the character represents someone who is often overlooked. “I love this role because the woman is of a certain age and is quite invisible in a way,” she said.
Scarpetta premieres on Amazon Prime Video on March 11.
