9 White Lotus Characters We Watch Every Season

A luxurious hotel will marry an exotic and familiar. The location was new and the fruits on the breakfast buffet were varied, but the number of threads on the sheets, the dul of the staff, the luxury of the spa – these remain the same.

“The White Lotus,” Mike White's HBO knows this well with a show about guests and workers in the five-star resort collection. Maybe well? If the surroundings of this creepy comic's third season are different in the lightly murderous anthology series – Thai Samui replaces Maui (season 1) and Sicily (season 2), and the characters have really not changed. (And do you have at least one unpleasant scene on a boat? Bet on the yacht white.) Decorate a poolside cocktail, tie up the salon, and see if you can find your favorite type of white.

Handsome jerk for calculation

In season one, she was Shane (Jake Lacy), a boy who was a privileged mom. In season 2, he is Cameron (Theo James), Money Man, and somehow he is forgotten in Smaldi.

The Jackass, titled “Jackass,” is Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger). It's hard to imagine anyone needing more comepance, but the desert is rarely on the White hotel menu.

Remember Famme Prer Nicole (Connie Britton), who arranged a meeting from her Maui Hotel Suite? Or Harper (Aubrey Plaza), an employment lawyer who can't relax in Sicily? Neither of them looked as though they were in leisure clothes this season, Timothy (Jason Isaacs).

North Carolina's financiers accused of financial misconduct often suggest other climates, but Timothy's favorite holiday entertainment is sweating by making phone calls and indulging in the idea of ​​suicide (and murder).

Respected character actors who are suffering from existential pain

In season one, Steve Zahn's Mark questioned the dynamics of his marriage power. The following year, Dominic of the Michael Empire literally wrestled with sexual addiction.

Now, Walton Goggins' Rick has arrived in Samui with his yoga instructor girlfriend and the fierce Anhedonia. His mysterious bitterness appears to involve his dead father. Why is he even on this holiday? Will that be revenge?

What longings do you lurk in the hearts of the people behind the check-in desk? White knows.

In the first two seasons, these desires were strange assignments. Armond (Murray Bartlett) negotiated his ordeal with Underling (Lukas Gage). Valentina (Sabrina Impatchatol) negotiates overnight with Mia (Beatrice Grano), a sex worker with a diva aspiration. So far, Koh Samui's manager Fabian (Christian Friedel) wants to be related to showbiz rather than sexual.

More dream resort worker

In season one, aesthetician Belinda (Natasha Rothwell) wanted to open her own spa. She still holds that hope in season three.

This season also features security guard Gaitok (Tayme Thapthimthong) who was crushed by his colleagues. If the gunshots of the season opener mean something, he may have a chance.

Friends often don't stay with friends in white lotus. Season 1 drove a wedge between college student Paula (Brittany O'Grady) and her rich friend Olivia (Sidney Sweeney). In season 2, the newly wealthy Ethan (Will Sharp) falls alongside his unpleasant former roommate Cameron. (And perhaps they swapped their wives? Not sure.)

This season, Laurie (Carrie Coon) is responsing his childhood friend Jaclyn (Michel Monaghan). Kate (Leslie Bibb), who alternates with Rory as the third wheel, has her own resemble.

Ingénue question her choice

White has limited sympathy for the youngest guests and workers, especially the women considering change, but tends to be limited. However, it is difficult to change as if it were to fix the pineapple suite. In season one, newlywed Rachel (Alexandra Daddario) saw her marriage in a harsher light. In Season 2, innocent personal assistant Portia (Hailee Lu Richardson) reconsidered the terms of employment.

There are at least two in Season 3 Women who vent different paths: Part Yogini, Chelsea (Amy Loowood) and budding Buddhist Piper (Sara Katherine Hook). Chelsea vacation friend Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon), and another newlywed, also seem to be particularly pleased.

When “The White Lotus” debuted, one of the most unfavourable characters was Quinn (Fred Hekinger), who fantasized about abandoning his family in a canoe along with locals. He had relatives with Albier (Adam DiMarco) from Season 2. This is a knife that I wanted to save a sex worker while repairing their parents' marriage.

This season's heir is Rochran (Sam Nibola), whose personal health program includes posture improvement sessions. Will he stand up to his brother Saxon, or will he assume a different position?

Greg Hunt

Jennifer Coolidge was outstanding as Tanya in her first two seasons. Tanya appears to have found love in season 1 with Greg (John Gries), an employee of the Bureau of Land Management.

Greg bailed out on a trip to Sicily. There, at the end of Season 2, when Tanya was sadly dead, one of the gays trying to kill her had a photo of Greg. Hmm. And isn't he at a hotel bar in Thailand with his new wife, Chloe, this season? He seems to have moved fast…