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Filming of 'The Last of Us' Temporarily Halts for World Cup Preparations

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The production of the third season of 'The Last of Us' has paused filming in British Columbia, Canada, starting June 1, due to preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This break, which will last until June 28, sparked rumors of cancellation, but it has been confirmed as a temporary measure related to the World Cup events taking place in Vancouver from June 13 to July 7. The series, starring Kaytlin Dever and Bella Ramsey, began filming in March and is expected to continue until late November, with a potential HBO release in 2027. The third season will focus on Abby's character and her backstory, including her complex relationship with her father.

Key Details: • Filming paused from June 1 to June 28, 2026. • World Cup matches in Vancouver at BC Place from June 13 to July 7, 2026. • Season 3 expected to focus on Abby's character and her backstory. • Filming is scheduled to resume in late November 2026.

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Warner Bros. DiscoveryHBOPedro PascalBritish ColumbiaVancouverCatherine O’HaraKaytlin DeverBella RamseyDanny RamírezJorge Lendeborg Jr.BC PlaceDirectors Guild of Canada

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