Fans of Apple TV+'s sprawling sci-fi epic "Foundation" are eagerly awaiting its third season, and star Lee Pace has added to the anticipation. Recent reports and social media updates indicate that filming for the new season has officially wrapped. Pace, who has received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the galactic emperor Brother Day (Cleon I), has hinted at an even grander scale for the upcoming season.
In various interviews and social media posts, Pace has expressed his enthusiasm for the show's ambitious narrative, which is based on Isaac Asimov's legendary book series. While plot details for Season 3 are being kept under tight wraps, viewers can expect to see further exploration of the complex Cleonic dynasty and the escalating conflict with Hari Seldon's Foundation. Pace's character, known for his imposing presence and nuanced vulnerability, is expected to face unprecedented challenges to his long-held reign. A release date for "Foundation" Season 3 has not yet been officially announced, but a late 2025 or early 2026 premiere is anticipated.
Continued Acclaim for "Bodies Bodies Bodies" and Independent Film Work
Lee Pace continues to receive praise for his versatile career choices, including his memorable role in the 2022 A24 horror-comedy "Bodies Bodies Bodies." The film has maintained its popularity in film circles and on streaming platforms, with critics highlighting Pace's charismatic and humorous performance as Greg, a stark contrast to his more dramatic roles.
Beyond his mainstream projects, Pace remains a dedicated figure in independent cinema, often choosing roles in character-driven films that challenge and showcase his acting range.
Personal Life and Advocacy
Lee Pace, who is known for being private, continues to share glimpses of his life with his husband Matthew Foley and their life on their farm in upstate New York. Through his Instagram account, Pace often posts about nature, his work on the farm, and his travels, connecting with his followers on a more personal level. He also periodically uses his platform to advocate for environmental conservation and LGBTQ+ rights. As of mid-2025, the actor has not announced any new major projects beyond "Foundation," suggesting he may be taking a well-deserved break or carefully selecting his next role.
