The Four Seasons 3: All the Major Stars Returning and Leaving as Netflix Renews the Comedy Drama

Tina Fey will return for Season 3 of The Four Seasons, continuing her role as Kate, the pragmatic and often high-strung member of the longtime friend group. Beyond starring in the series, Fey also serves as a co-creator, writer, and executive producer, making her one of the show's driving creative forces. Kate’s relationship with her laid-back husband Jack remains a key part of the story.

Fans will also see Will Forte back in Season 3 as Jack, Kate’s supportive husband and a longtime member of the close friend group at the center of the series. His easygoing personality and enduring bond with the group remain an important part of their ongoing vacations and adventures.

Kerri Kenney-Silver will return as Anne in Season 3. The artist has endured major personal upheaval since her late husband, Nick, left her for a younger woman. In the Season 2 finale, Anne and Ginny, Nick’s younger girlfriend who is expecting his child, set aside their differences to support one another. Their decision to part ways and move forward independently marked an important step in Anne’s journey toward healing.

Marco Calvani is also returning for Season 3 as Claude, Danny’s loving and upbeat husband. Known for his warm personality and optimistic outlook, Claude brings heart to the longtime friend group and remains one of its most supportive and dependable members.

Erika Henningsen is set to return as Ginny in Season 3. Introduced as Nick’s much younger girlfriend, Ginny initially shook up the friend group before Nick’s tragic death in a car accident. During Season 2, she adjusted to motherhood and formed an unexpected bond with Anne. Though Ginny was largely absent from the final episodes of Season 2, Henningsen is set to return as a series regular.

Another familiar face returning for Season 3 is Colman Domingo. He will once again portray Danny, Claude's husband and an interior designer balancing the realities of a longtime marriage while supporting his close-knit circle of friends through life's changes. Beyond acting, Domingo has also played a creative role behind the scenes as an episodic director.

A surprise cameo in the Season 2 finale may pave the way for a bigger role in Season 3. David Tennant appeared as Gianpiero, Anne’s Italian neighbor and a potential love interest. Although his return has not been officially confirmed and no deal is in place, co-creator Tracey Wigfield hinted in a Decider interview that there are “more stories with” the character, raising the possibility of seeing him again.