Latest News About Olivia Cooke Movies And Tv Shows

Here are the latest widely reported updates on Olivia Cooke’s work in film and television as of now.

• House of the Dragon (HBO) Season 3: Olivia Cooke is expected to reprise her role as Alicent Hightower in the third season, which is anticipated to premiere in mid-2026 (likely June or July), placing it just outside the 2026 Emmy eligibility window. This aligns with statements from network executives about timing for new episodes.[1]
• The Girlfriend (Prime Video): Cooke stars in The Girlfriend, a six-episode romantic thriller that premiered on Prime Video in September 2025. As of the latest reports, there had been no announcement yet about a second season renewal for the series.[1]
• Other projects and coverage: Various outlets continue to highlight her past and upcoming projects, including coverage of her roles in The Signal (2014), Ouija (2014), Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015), Thoroughbreds (2017), Ready Player One (2018), Life Itself (2018), Little Fish (2020), Pixie (2020), and The Good Mother (2023), while also noting potential future film projects and industry rumors around titles like Mother's Milk and Breeders. See recent listings and rollups across entertainment news aggregators and filmographies for the most current confirmations.[3][8][1]

Illustration of current status

• Main ongoing: House of the Dragon Season 3 (production in 2025–2026; release likely mid-2026).[1]
• Streaming premiere: The Girlfriend available on Prime Video since Sept 2025; renewal status unclear as of the latest reports.[1]
• Filmography context: Cooke’s recent and upcoming projects continue to position her as a leading figure across prestige TV and feature films, with broad coverage of her roles across major outlets.[7][3]

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