The filming of the third season of Wednesday has officially wrapped, with the final scene recorded after months of production between Ireland and the banks of the Seine in France. Netflix shared a new photo of Jenna Ortega on set, sitting in front of a typewriter with the message: "Season 3 has officially wrapped." The third season expands the Wednesday universe beyond the Nevermore academy, with new locations including Paris, where scenes were filmed around the Eiffel Tower and along the Seine under the direction of Tim Burton. Eva Green joins the cast in the role of Ophelia, the sister of Morticia Addams, while Winona Ryder reteams with Jenna Ortega and Tim Burton, playing a new character named Tabitha. Other guest stars include Lena Headey, Andrew McCarthy, James Lance, Chris Sarandon, Noah Taylor, and Oscar Morgan. The season also features Joanna Lumley as Hester Frump, who becomes a regular character. The third season focuses on family dynamics and the transition to adulthood, with Wednesday and her classmates entering their final year at Nevermore. The production filmed for seven months near Dublin, Ireland, and also shot scenes in France. The post-production phase is now beginning, which is expected to be extensive due to the scale of the production and the need for visual effects. Based on the timeline of previous seasons, with season 2 released in August 2025, about eight months after filming ended, a release in the fall of 2027 is considered plausible by The Hollywood Reporter. However, Netflix has not officially announced a release date or confirmed whether the season will be split into two parts as season 2 was. Some reports suggest a possible summer 2027 release, but this remains unconfirmed.