Remember those Da Vinci's Demons season 3 spoilers revealed by the Entertainment Weekly when a team of theirs visited the show while shooting the fourth episode? Well, there's more to that interview that revealed Tom Riley's Leonardo da Vinci will undergo major transition while Gregg Chillin's Zoroaster will become more mature. That's not all that you can get as the cast and crew attended the New York Comic-Com where they shared some juicy bits for the new season.
First major Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 spoiler revealed was about Clarice Orsini who is played by Lara Pulver (who was absent in the conference). According to Riley, "Clarice leaves Florence at the end of season 2 because she has some revenge to get on Carlo."
As for Blake Ritson, who plays villain Count Girolamo Riario, he told the audience that he loves playing his character.
"He's an unpredictable character with complex beautiful arcs. I relish the challenge."
However, he's not cool with the Riario's fate. "I'm very fond of Riario. In life, I'm less good at protracted torture."
Laura Haddock also shared some Da Vinci's Season 3 spoiler with regards to her character. If in season one and two she's just receiving orders from other people, in the third season, things will be different.
"She's been let down massively. In season 3, the decisions she's making are now hers," she said during the Q&A in New York Comic-Con.
Haddock has also received hates for her character's ever changing alliance. Funny that during the Q&A on Twitter, Haddock said that what she likes the most about his character is that 'she's passionate and fiercely loyal.'
As for Greg Chillin's Zoroaster, the playful and adventurous sidekick is set for dramatic change. This is the same Da Vinci's Demons Season 3 spoiler that revealed in that interview with Entertainment Weekly.
"Zoroaster is coming to the realization of who he is. He's a very different man by the end of S3," Chillin said.
Overall, according to Tom Riely, the new season is "going to be hard on a lot of people. No one is going to be safe."
