The Sinner fans rejoice as Netflix confirms season three of the crime drama will be released on June 19
Netflix has revealed The Sinner series three release date.
The network took to Twitter on Tuesday to tells fans of the crime show that the next season of the crime drama will drop on June 19.
Netflix said: ‘Another June update: The Sinner s3 comes to Netflix UK/IE on 19 June.’
Exciting: Netflix has revealed The Sinner series three release date
Fans shared their excitement as they wrote in the comments: ‘Good-good!’, while another added: ‘Well, that’s exciting’.
A third fan chimed: ‘Brilliant series…. Can’t wait’. ‘Amazing thanks Netflix’ a fourth added.
The crime anthology series, starring Bill Pullman, follows a different crime each season.
Thrilling: The network took to Twitter on Tuesday to tells fans of the crime show that the next season of the crime drama will drop on June 19
The next chapter: Netflix said: ‘Another June update: The Sinner s3 comes to Netflix UK/IE on 19 June’
Fans shared their excitement as they wrote in the comments: ‘Good-good!’, while another added: ‘Well, that’s exciting’
As the new trailer reveals, the new instalment features Matt Bomer as a mysterious man named Jamie.
The trailer opens with a shot of a car seen crashed into a tree at night, with Ambrose saying in voice over, ‘Car accident that proved fatal’.
Jamie is expecting a child and when figures from the past reappear, the plot as to whether the car accident was in fact a crime, gets murkier.
Mysterious: The crime anthology series, starring Bill Pullman, follows a different crime each season
The official synopsis reads: ‘The Sinner’s third instalment follows Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) as he begins a routine investigation of a tragic car accident on the outskirts of Dorchester, in upstate New York.
‘Ambrose uncovers a hidden crime that pulls him into the most dangerous and disturbing case of his career.’
The cast also includes Chris Messina, Jessica Hecht, Parisa Fitz-Henley and Eddie Martinez.
Interesting: The trailer opens with a shot of a car seen crashed into a tree at night, with Ambrose saying in voice over, ‘Car accident that proved fatal’