"House of Cards" creator and executive producer Michael Dobbs takes pride in the team behind the hit Netflix series, and promises that season 4 of the hit political drama will be chockablock with "wickedness," which is, no doubt, what Frank Underwood's fans want to hear.
Dobbs revealed during an interview with Express.co.uk that there will be "much more wickedness, great acting. Great dialogue and a sense that you want more, more, more" in the highly-anticipated "House of Cards" season 4 "because it's compelling."
"And I say this, not because of my association with it, because what the great writers and the great directors as well as the great actors have done with it," the showrunner said, giving fans an idea of just how big the new season will be for Underwood and his schemes.
While Dobbs refused to give details on what's in store for Underwood, who was abandoned by his wife Claire as the campaign went full-swing, he revealed the possible consequences of past actions and manipulations that the politician will eventually have to deal with.
"Frank in season three said I'm on the way out, I'm not going to stand for re-election and then we discover by the end of season three perhaps he's changed his mind. So you can always expect the unexpected in politics," Dobbs revealed.
Meanwhile, with the production of "House of Cards" season 4 well underway, the producers of the series are looking to cast extras for the show. As posted by Claim Fame, the new season needs "real amputees" who will be part of a "military honor" scene in the show to be filmed early next month.
Also, the producers are also in need of extras who can act as supporters, photographers, reporters, boom men and videographers for a "big event" that will be filmed in Baltimore or Washington, D.C.
"House of Cards" season 4 will premiere next year.
