The US election turnout have caused a frenzy among its citizens, and political-drama series like "House Of Cards" season 5 are considered to be the most apt shows to watch and binge right now. Beau Willimon, the man behind the US version of "House Of Cards" have spoken up about the results of the US elections. Will this affect the plot of "House Of Cards" season 5?
'House Of Cards' Season 5: Donald Trump's Victory Affects Plot?
Beau Willimon has fearlessly expressed his thoughts and feelings about the turnout of the US Presidential elections. His ideas were perfectly summed up in his Twitter posts. With his clear stand against Trump, the fans are wondering if it will affect the plot of "House Of Cards" season 5.
Previous "House Of Cards" season 5 spoilers predict that Claire might kill Frank in order to get to the top spot. While some thought that the plot would put Claire in the villainous spotlight, fans now believe that "House Of Cards" season 5 might show an evil side of Frank Underwood that would justify while Claire wants the authority so badly.
Symbolically, Claire might be Hilary Clinton and Frank might be Donald Trump. The symbolism in "House Of Cards" season 5 may not be as farfetched as it seems to be, especially since Beau Willimon has openly expressed his disgust with the US Presidential elections.
'House Of Cards' Season 5 Cast
"House Of Cards" season 5 latest news and updates confirm two new additions to the cast - Campbell Scott and Patricia Clarkson. Their roles have not yet been revealed which sparked speculations that Frank Underwood might really die and and the addition of two cast members aims to compensate the loss.
'House Of Cards' Season 5 Air Date
"House Of Cards" season 5 has no scheduled air date yet but since "House Of Cards" season 4 ends in 2017, the succeeding season might be aired in late 2017 or early 2018. Stay tuned to GamenGuide for more "House Of Cards" season 5 news and updates!
