'House of Cards' Season 3 Release Date, Cast News: Netflix Spoilers Revealed By Kevin Spacey and Co

Little has been revealed about the next season of the hit political drama series "House of Cards" except for some hints provided by the teaser trailer. Much of the information, however, was provided by some of the cast members themselves. Here's a round-up of what Kevin Spacey and the rest of the HoC people speak about Season 3.

First off, The National's Rebecca McLaughlin-Duane sat with the actor who played Frank Underwood in the show. As found out in the conversation, fans will likely to see more of Spacey's character and a great deal of the scenes will be played out in The White House.

"Well, I can reveal that there will be many scenes and some of those scenes will take place in The White House," the actor informed the publication.

"As long as they want to keep doing it and I'm having great a time doing it," he went on, referring to his role. "We'll just continue to tell the story as long as we feel there's a story worth telling."

Meanwhile, a number of cast members informed Entertainment Weekly on what to expect when the show returns for its third season.

"I think that, if it's possible, the end of [this] season is even more surprising than the last," Mozhan Marno, who plays journalist Ayla Sayyad, told Entertainment Weekly.

During the SAG Awards ceremony, the publication also caught up with the other actors. One of who is Jimmi Simpson who revealed that his Gavin Orsay will "get a big romantic arc."

"It's basically a love show, starring Gavin," the actor said.

Joining Simpson are Molly Parker and Derek Cecil. The latter also shed some light on his character.

"My character starts moonlighting as a comic," the actor said. "He's filthy. He's a very, very dirty comic. He does dirty poetry. It doesn't really show up in this story, but it's hinted at."

"House of Cards" kicks off its brand new season 3 on Netflix this Feb. 27.

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