Details
- Status
- Ended
- Release
- September 14, 2020 (6 years ago)
- End
- October 19, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Seasons
- 1 seasons • 6 episodes View seasons
- Runtime
- 1h
- Rating
- TV-MA
- Language
- English
- Origins
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Joe BlakemoreThe Smiling Boy

Jude LawSam

Katherine WaterstonJess

Freya AllanKail

John DagleishLarry

Mark Lewis JonesJason

Börje LundbergProfessor Mimir

Paddy ConsidineMr. Martin

Emily WatsonMrs. Martin

Amer Chadha-PatelPreacher

Tom LawrenceTomo
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External reviews
‘The Third Day’ an island getaway where you can’t always get awayJude Law and Naomie Harris lead the committed cast in HBO’s grisly, eerie horror miniseries.
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Third Day’ On HBO, Where Jude Law And Naomie Harris Find Themselves On An Island With Lots Of Odd Stuff Going OnLaw and Harris star in different chapters of this mysterious story, which will also contain a real-time “theatrical event.”
‘The Third Day’ Review: Jude Law’s HBO Mystery Works Best as a Religious Fever DreamJude Law's trip to a creepy island makes for an effective warning against religious dependency, if not a "Midsommar"-level horror show.
The Third Day Review: HBO's Eerie Puzzle Box Puts Viewers Right in the Mystery - TV GuideJude Law and Naomie Harris play surrogates for you
‘The Third Day’ Makes Grief Feel Like the End of the World: TV ReviewThe HBO limited series combines sci-fi with emotional realism: TV review





