Hunter Doohan Confirms 'Wednesday' Season 3 Return, Talks 'Evil Dead Burn' Role

Hunter Doohan confirmed his return for the third season of Netflix's "Wednesday," which is currently in production in Ireland, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The actor also discussed his role in the recently released horror film "Evil Dead Burn."

Doohan, 32, reprises his role as Tyler Galpin in the Jenna Ortega-led series. "I always have been scared since season one, kind of knowing my arc and being a villain in some people’s eyes, that a death would be around the corner," he said. "So to be here in season three is amazing."

What is 'Evil Dead Burn' about?

He revealed one of his scenes was so intense it nearly pushed the film to an NC-17 rating instead of an R. "I’m smashing something over and over again," Doohan said of the scene, which had to be edited down.

What does Hunter Doohan say about LGBTQ roles?

Despite being a gay man, Doohan noted he has yet to book an LGBTQ character, though he has auditioned for many. He framed his current career trajectory with a sense of humor. "It’s kind of my little revenge against all the straight actors taking gay roles. I’m going to take some of theirs," he quipped.

The actor first gained wider attention starring opposite Bryan Cranston in the Apple TV+ series "Your Honor" the following year, after landing his industry break in 2019 playing the younger version of Aaron Paul’s character in "Truth Be Told."