Nicole Kidman Tells 'Lioness' Fans to 'Demand' Another Season of the Show

Nicole Kidman wants Lioness to keep on running as much as the fans do.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, she said she wanted the push to keep going with the Taylor Sheridan drama, saying, “We need to have loud voices.”

“I’m passionate about the show, so I’m glad other people are. It really seems to connect more and more with people as they discover it,” she continued.

This comes after the spy thriller wrapped its third season on a note of game-changing twists.

However, despite the show currently being more hyped than ever, Paramount+ has yet to officially greenlight a Season 4.

Kidman said, "Go ahead, c’mon, we need to have loud voices — demand it!"

Season 3 of Lioness ended on yet another cliffhanger.

CIA Clandestine Service supervisor Kaitlyn (played by Kidman) has more to deal with now.

While she was already concerned about her star pupil Joe's abduction (played by Zoe Saldaña), “The Unravelling,” released on Sunday, ended with Joe’s husband leaving with their kids and the revelation that season 1 target Aaliyah Amrohi (played by Stephanie Nur) was behind Joe’s kidnapping.

Talking about that ending, Kidman was asked how Kaitlyn would navigate Joe's current state, as the season left Joe in a pretty vulnerable state.

To this, she answered, "Step by step."

The Eyes Wide Shut actress then went on to explain, "Kaitlyn never does anything rash, without contemplating all the consequences. She is unbelievably measured, awake, and aware. It’s why you never see her respond in an emotional way to any situation. If she loses her temper, it’s to get where she wants to go."

"I wish I was like that," she also added with a laugh.

At the same time, Kidman was also asked what she would like to see happen with her Lioness character that they haven't done with her yet, assuming the fan-beloved series earns another season.

She replied, "There’s a lot. We’ll see where it goes, if we get to make a fourth season. It’s just so rich that there’s so many different paths that you can go down."

"The first season, you’re establishing everything, and the beauty of getting to do multiple seasons is that it becomes more deeper, richer, more complex. Taylor is such a strong writer that he can take things anywhere," Kidman explained.