US EditionThe Rings Of Power renewed for season 3, time jump confirmed
- Amazon Prime Video has renewed The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power for Season 3, officially confirmed by the platform.
- The third season is in pre-production at Shepperton Studios, with filming expected to start this spring.
- Vernon Sanders, head of television for Amazon MGM Studios, expressed excitement for the third season, stating that the creative team has an extraordinary vision for future stories.
- Season 3 will focus on Sauron's quest to craft the One Ring amid the War of the Elves and Sauron.
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