John Lithgow confirms Trinity Killer's return in Dexter sequel

John Lithgow brings back the Trinity Killer in the upcoming Dexter: Resurrection series.

John Lithgow confirms return of Trinity Killer in Dexter sequel

John Lithgow has confirmed that his character, the Trinity Killer, will return in the new Dexter sequel series titled Dexter: Resurrection. Lithgow, who played Arthur Mitchell in the original series, shared details with Variety about his cameo, saying he appears as a phantom during a significant moment for Dexter. The character was a major antagonist in season 4, which aired in 2009, leading to the dramatic conclusion in which Dexter kills Arthur. The new series will see Michael C. Hall back as Dexter Morgan along with a familiar cast, although no release date has been announced yet.

Lithgow's return adds an exciting twist for fans of Dexter, blending nostalgia with fresh storytelling. The original show left a lasting impression with its complex characters and unexpected turns. As the series expands into Resurrection, it faces the challenge of meeting high expectations while keeping its narrative intriguing. Given the show's history of intense character arcs, viewers are eager to see how Lithgow's Trinity Killer will influence Dexter's latest journey, especially after such a significant role in his past.

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Fans eagerly await how the Trinity Killer's presence will reshape Dexter's story.