Hannah Waddingham 'enthusiastic' Ted Lasso revived for season 4

“Ted Lasso” star Hannah Waddingham says that she thought a lot about what her figure Rebecca Welton has been going to do since the Apple TV+ series was completed and how many thinking that seems to be the last season.

Well, she will find out. A fourth season will start shooting soon. The stream announced in March that the football comedy had been renewed.

“It feels like it was the most beautiful, loved dog that was buried, and now we have exhumed him and I'm there for it,” said Waddingham on Sunday at the premiere in Los Angeles. “I was looking for and looking for and looking for and looking for where Rebecca had gone where she wanted. She is my girl. She is in the bloodstream, so I am thrilled that it was exhumed.”

Waddingham who won an Emmy for her work on the show. Added with a big smile: “I can't wait to deal with it and put on my Penneth and shop for your appearance.”

Hannah Waddingham, winner of the outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series for 'Ted Lasso', poses in the press room with the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards in 2021
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Jason Sudeikis, who will return as a football coach Lasso, said in an explanation at the time of the renewal advertisement: “While we all continue to live in a world in which we conditioned so many factors to see before we jump in the fourth season, people learn at AFC Richmond before they ended up where they landed where they ended up where they ended up whom they had to do the same.

Applletv+ has officially announced who will return to the fourth season with Sudeikis.

Brett Goldstein, who appears as Roy Kent and also serves as a writer on the show, said during a performance diversity“S Awards Circuit in June:” Of course I can't tell you a single thing, but we are working on it and it's good. It is exciting to have everyone back together. “

“Ted Lasso” was nominated for 61 Emmy Awards during his run. He won 13. This includes back-to-back victories in the Best Comedy series category as well as consecutive victories for Sudeikis and Goldstein.

Waddingham's most recent project “Mission: Impossible – The final billing” is “Smurfs”, in which she pronounces an evil magician. “I was really happy to be part of it because my daughter is currently 11 years old and I won't be lying, I'm a pretty cool mother right now,” she said.

She adopted a gravel voice for her character: “It was absolutely meaninglessly mutilated my voice. It was my own fault to offer her.”

“Smurfs”, which is staged by Chris Miller, is in cinemas on Friday.