This post contains spoilers For the "White Lotus" season 3.

Can anyone please award Walton Goggin's award for acting almost entirely with your eyes? He did so in last week's episode of "White Lotos", when his depressing maybe Hitman Rick was sitting through an astonishingly unexpected monologue by an old friend played by Sam Rockwell. This week, he returned to that because the season enters his final game - which will no doubt have to do with the man known as Jimim Hollinger. Hollinger makes his entry into the shot outside the focus at the end of the episode 5, and the o'clock ends with an almost imperceptible shaky look of Gogins.

The big twist here can be easily locked, although we will have to wait until next week the show confirms or denies it. Rick had earlier said he knew Hotel owner Sritala (Patravadi Meudhon) husband killed his father When he was on what seemed to be a humanitarian journey in Thailand, but the man we hear speaks at the end of episode 5 has A. Beautiful A special American accent corresponding to its own Gogins. This will explain the look "O ** t" on the face of Rick when he sees the man who is there to visit him under false pretensions; Maybe this is not the guy who killed his father - maybe this is his father.

While we are theorizing, it is worth unpacking Jimim Hollinger's casting, because the character is likely to play in the last episodes of the season in a big way. Based on his voice and a vague framework, I was reasonably convinced that he would be discovered as Billy Bob Thornton (this season has great vibrations at Fargo), but the episode's final loans proved to me wrong.

The voice, in fact, did not belong to anyone other than the actor of the character Scott Glenn, making a triumphant return to the net that gave him one of his biggest roles. Glen Wonderful existential drama "Left" from 2014 to 2017. His other recent TV roles include a heart part Stephen King-Stich "Castle Rock", "Castle Rock" Including the new "Apple TV+ Dark Comedy" "Bad Monkey" and the part of "Stick", Matt Murdoch's mentoring figure on the Netflix version of "Daredeville" on Marvel.

Go away, and you can find Glenn in some of the best 20th -century films, from "Apocalypse Now" to "Nashville". He was played in Robert Altman's "player", appeared in the Bourne Ultimatum's action blockbuster, and was a priest in the "Virgo Suicide" and a police officer turned into a drug dealer into a favorite "Day of Denzel Washington". He also played more characters in the deeply polarized project Zack Snyder "Sucker Punch". Glen often plays figures of authority, though they almost always have the advantage of them. In "Apocalypse now", he was a captain who activated Willard's mission when he climbed the Army of Colonel Kurtz. He also played by FBI chief Jackack Crawford in the Oscar winner in 1991, "Silence of Lambs".

Glenn started working on television in the 1960s (his first role was on The Patty Duke Show), but for decades, starting in the 1970s, he did not act at all on the small screen. In fact, before the "remnants", his only visible role in the 1975 TV series was in a double episode of "Monk" back in 2008. We are lucky to bring him back; His turns to Castle Rock and Leftovers were astonishing, and he would no doubt blow the roof to the "White Lotus" site. Honestly, Glenn is one of the best actors of her generation that has not yet received the Emmy she deserves. "Every inch of face is unforgettable and photographed," director Mimi Leder Indivier said in 2017. "Folds on the cheeks and his eyes - all he does is very real and very visceral. Working with him is one of the greatest experiences."

In other words, he will be Incredible Partner of the Gogins stage when the couple finally comes face to face of the "white lotus". New episodes of the play premiered on Sunday at 9pm at the FBO.