'Orange Is The New Black' season 3 spoilers: Filming starts

The filming of the third season of "Orange Is The New Black" has reportedly started. The series was renewed for another season, which is not surprising because of its high ratings. Moreover, the Netflix hit series garnered 12 Emmy nominations.

According to spoilers, Piper (Taylor Schilling) will feel empowered while in prison. This is proven when she made a phone call to bring Alex back to prison. When asked by TV Guide whether her character does that because she does not want to be alone or to protect Alex, she answered, "I think it's a bit of everything. I think that Piper's experiencing power in a way that she hasn't quite before. She's testing out who she is and what she wants and getting what she wants and seeing what it feels like to get what she wants. ... Her behavior and the way she's interacting with the world is shifting."

Schilling added that Piper is just being her usual self as there is no need to hold back anymore. Spoilers also revealed that Piper and Alex's relationship will be one of the highlights of season 3. Alex (Laura Prepon) will be back as a series regular and the actress confirmed that she will appear in every episode.

On the other hand, actress Natasha Lyonne said that the new season of "Orange Is The New Black" will feature more bloodshed. The cause of the bloodshed was not specified. It could be a big fight in the prison. It is also possible that someone may die. The bloodshed may involve the show's protagonist Piper Champman played by Taylor Schilling and her partner Alex Vause played by Laura Prepon.

The filming for season 3 has started. According to previous releases, Netflix should release the third season in June 2015. Fans can watch the seasons 1 and 2 that are currently available on the site.

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