'Orphan Black' season 3: Actors do not know series' premiere date

Even the actors of "Orphan Black" claim not knowing when season 3 will premiere, reports say.

BBC confirmed that "Orphan Black" season 3 has started filming and is set to come back in spring 2015. Stars also hinted in their social media accounts that they are back to work. However, the network has not revealed the exact date when the series will come back on air.

Fans are still waiting for the official announcement about "Orphan Black" season 3's release date. Nonetheless, they can anticipate a more intense and more exciting new season. The press release from BBC America reads:

Season 3 plunges the clone sisterhood into unexpected territory with the realization that they're not alone. Just when they thought they knew their enemies and allies, season three reveals our clones are more vulnerable than ever before. Highly trained, identical male-soldiers raise more questions than answers. Who are these new clones? Who created them? And more importantly, why do they exist?"

Meanwhile, one of the heated rumors circulating about the show is that one of Sarah's clones, Rachel, will not be back next season.  A series of hints suggest that the character made its final appearance last season.  Fans last saw Rachel suffering a great injury after Sarah shot her in the eye with a pencil using a makeshift weapon. There are speculations that Rachel died due to the shot.

Tatiana Maslany will face a much bigger antagonist when the series comes back as it was hinted that clones are created for military purposes. The synopsis also confirms that Ari Millen bagged the lead role after it was revealed last season that he is also a clone.  The network also confirmed the other actors who will be back to reprise their roles. These are Jordan Gavaris, Dylan Bruce, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Evelyne Brochu, Kevin Hanchard, Michiel Huisman and Zoé De Grand Maison.

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