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House Of Cards - Season 3

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A drama about a ruthless congressman and his equally ambitious wife who navigate the corridors of power in Washington, D.C. In season 3, Frank Underwood, newly inaugurated President of the United States, visits his father';s grave to maintain a public appearance only to urinate on it out of spite for his father. Doug Stamper, beaten up in the woods, is found by a stranger. He had sustained injuries to his frontal lobe requiring extensive surgery and care; he makes a slow and painful recovery.

Genre:

Crime, Psychological

Actors:

Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Michael Kelly, Mahershala Ali, Elizabeth Marvel, Derek Cecil, Jimmi Simpson, Nathan Darrow, Jayne Atkinson, Rachel Brosnahan, Mozhan Marnò, ...»

Director:

David Fincher

Country:

United States

Release:

2015

IMDb:

8.9

Quality:

Duration:

60 min

KEYWORDS:

#Derek Cecil #House of Cards #Jimmi Simpson #Kevin Spacey #Kristen Connolly #Mahershala Ali #Marla Aaron Wapner #Michael Gill #Michael Kelly #Molly Parker #Nathan Darrow #Rachel Brosnahan #Robin Wright #Sakina Jaffrey

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ACTORS OF "House Of Cards - Season 3"

Kevin Spacey

26 July 1959, South Orange, New Jersey, USA

Robin Wright

8 April 1966, Dallas, Texas, USA

Michael Kelly

22 May 1969, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Mahershala Ali

16 February 1974, Oakland, California, USA

Elizabeth Marvel

27 November 1969, Los Angeles, California, USA

Derek Cecil

5 January 1973, Amarillo, Texas, USA

Jimmi Simpson

21 November 1975, Hackettstown, New Jersey, USA

Nathan Darrow

21 June 1976, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Jayne Atkinson

18 February 1959, Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK

Rachel Brosnahan

15 December 1990, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Mozhan Marnò

Benito Martinez

28 June 1971, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Reed Birney

11 September 1954, Alexandria, Virginia, USA

Poorna Jagannathan

22 December 1972, Tunis, Tunisia

Kelly AuCoin

Jonathan Hogan

13 June 1951, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Christina Bennett Lind

22 March 1983, Upland, Pennsylvania, USA

Sam Freed

29 August 1948, York, Pennsylvania, USA

Ari Melber

Perry Bacon

Stephen Colbert

13 May 1964, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Neal Matarazzo

8 June 1962, Paterson, New Jersey, USA

Chris McKinney

18 January 1967, New York City, New York, USA

Olivia Luccardi

17 May 1989, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

28 February 1954, Brooklyn, New York, USA

15 August 1990, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA

11 December 1997, Eden, North Carolina, USA

17 December 1960, Harvey, Illinois, USA

30 June 1972, Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada

Larry Pine

3 March 1945, Tucson, Arizona, USA

1968, Wabush, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Ian Blackman

2 September 1959, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Dana Bash

15 June 1971, Montvale, New Jersey, USA

Jake Tapper

12 March 1969, New York City, New York, USA

Kristen Welker

Carolyn Michelle Smith

Kathleen McNenny

10 May 1962

David Little

21 March 1937, Wadesboro, North Carolina, USA

Kathryn Browning

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CREATORS OF "House Of Cards - Season 3"

Beau Willimon

HEROES OF "House Of Cards - Season 3"

Francis Underwood

Played by: Kevin Spacey

Claire Underwood

Played by: Robin Wright

Doug Stamper

Played by: Michael Kelly

Remy Danton

Played by: Mahershala Ali

Heather Dunbar

Played by: Elizabeth Marvel

Seth Grayson

Played by: Derek Cecil

Gavin Orsay

Played by: Jimmi Simpson

Edward Meechum

Played by: Nathan Darrow

Catherine Durant

Played by: Jayne Atkinson

Rachel Posner

Played by: Rachel Brosnahan

Ayla Sayyad

Played by: Mozhan Marnò

Hector Mendoza

Played by: Benito Martinez

Rep. Donald Blythe

Played by: Reed Birney

Gary Stamper

Played by: Kelly AuCoin

Chairman of Joint Chiefs

Played by: Julian Gamble

WH Press Corp

Played by: Chrislene Bright

Frank Underwood Security

Played by: Justin Doescher

Underwood Secret Service

Played by: Lamont Easter

Jackie Sharp

Played by: Molly Parker

Bob Birch

Played by: Larry Pine

Terry Womack

Played by: Curtiss Cook

Dana Bash

Played by: Dana Bash

Jake Tapper

Played by: Jake Tapper

Viktor Petrov

Played by: Lars Mikkelsen

Alexi Moryakov

Played by: Alexander Sokovikov

Nathan Green

Played by: Jeremy Holm

Lisa Williams

Played by: Kate Lyn Sheil

Chief Justice

Played by: Richard V. Licata

Freddy

Played by: Reg E. Cathey

Kate Baldwin

Played by: Kim Dickens

Barney Hull

Played by: Chuck Cooper

Thomas Yates

Played by: Paul Sparks

Reverend Jenkins

Played by: Bill Phillips

Sam Price

Played by: Dave Quay

Tim Corbet

Played by: David Andrews

Secret Service

Played by: Tod Rainey

John King

Played by: John King

George Stephanopoulos

Played by: George Stephanopoulos

CRITICS OF "House Of Cards - Season 3"

PopMatters

Ultimately, House of Cards Season Three is a great continuation of a show that remains deliciously dramatic even with a few glaring flaws.

March 02, 2015

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New York Daily News

Wright... remains one of the best parts of the series, while Underwood's bottomless appetite for dark dealing keeps Spacey so deliciously detestable you can't help but keep rooting for the bad guy to win.

March 03, 2015

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The Blu Spot

It can easily be said that season three is a step up from the previous season, and it ends up being for a very basic reason: the intrigue has returned in force and is simply more engaging than what season two had to offer.

July 06, 2015

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TheWrap

As I would never underestimate Frank's ability to change the course of events with a quick sleight of hand, I wouldn't count out the show's writers quite yet. I will definitely be streaming the entire season this weekend.

March 02, 2015

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ScreenRant

Now that Frank is in the White House, he's seemingly lost his appetite. There's nothing driving him, and that lack of energy is readily apparent.

March 02, 2015

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Baltimore Sun

This is one of the most ferocious performances I have ever seen on the small screen.

February 18, 2015

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NPR

House of Cards benefits from hurried viewing. It keeps you from noticing how much of a political soap opera it really is, or questioning who to root for, since every major character is just different shades of self-obsessed and power-hungry.

March 02, 2015

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Financial Times

This series dwindles into sleek, well-oiled, smoothly professional office drama, a beautiful example of ensemble playing with Robin Wright's Claire the equal of her husband. But not more than a couple of episodes at a time.

May 02, 2017

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Grantland

With the cupboard bare, Willimon does his best to inject some residual humanity into House of Cards in Season 3. But it's awfully hard to retroactively Frankenstein a human heart into what is essentially a monster show.

March 02, 2015

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The Atlantic

The season starts extremely slowly, but gets pretty good, starting in the third episode. It never reaches the dark, dramatic heights of previous seasons, but it's also a little more focused and intelligent than they were.

March 02, 2015

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GALLERY OF "House Of Cards - Season 3"