When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.<\/i><\/p>\n Credit: Lionsgate<\/p>\n As the <\/u>Now You See Me 3 <\/u>movie<\/u><\/a>, known affectionately as Now You See Me: Now You Don\u2019t, approaches closer on the 2025 movie release calendar<\/u><\/a>, our curiosity only grows about what the magician-centric sequel has in store for us. Now Jesse Eisenberg has offered an enigmatic, but exciting answer to whether Lizzy Caplan\u2019s Lula May might make a return alongside the original Four Horsemen reuniting.<\/p>\n Ever since the first <\/u>Now You See Me 3 <\/u>trailer<\/u><\/a> dropped online, we\u2019ve had a lot of questions about the plot of the movie, including why certain characters are missing. Following Lizzy Caplan\u2019s character from the 2016 sequel not being part of any of the marketing, Entertainment Weekly<\/u><\/a> asked Jesse Eisenberg if audiences can expect to see Lula May in the third movie. In his words:<\/p>\n I’ll put it this way. The surprise appearances in the movie are just as much fun as they are surprising. These are not boring appearances. It’s the best kind of shock because it’s a surprise but also done in such an unusual way.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n So Eisenberg isn\u2019t willing to give up whether his Now You See Me 2 co-star is back with the original Four Horsemen for the new movie. However, it sounds like any unannounced cast members to the movie have been purposely omitted from marketing in order to give audiences some fun thrills. In the same interview, Eisenberg also teased a twist that will \u201cblow your mind,\u201d<\/u><\/a> speaking to how he actually had to read through the script a few times, which he had a blast filming in Budapest <\/u><\/a>with his co-stars, in order for the ending to sink in.<\/p>\n Now, we haven\u2019t heard any rumors that Lizzy Caplan might be in the new Now You See Me 3, but the actress was asked about whether she\u2019d be in it back in February by ScreenRant<\/u><\/a>, to which she said \u201cI don\u2019t know,\u201d leading us to question why she didn\u2019t outright deny it.<\/p>\n Per Eisenberg\u2019s comments, there are definitely some cast members we don\u2019t know about, and aside from Caplan, there\u2019s also some other possibilities to talk through. For one, Variety<\/u><\/a> previously reported that Mark Ruffalo\u2019s Dylan Rhodes, who was central to the first two movies, would be returning, but he has also not been in any of the trailers or marketing.<\/p>\n Two other names worth looking out for are Michael Caine\u2019s Arthur Tressler, who was a secret villain in Now You See Me 2 (though it\u2019s worth noting this one is less likely because Caine’s retired from acting) and Daniel Radcliffe\u2019s Walter Mabry, who was the sequel\u2019s front-facing villain and was also revealed to be Arthur\u2019s son. Then there\u2019s always the \u201csurprise\u201d wild card, which could be some big actor we have no idea is in the threequel that hasn\u2019t been in the previous movies.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n
What Jesse Eisenberg Said About Lizzy Caplan’s Possible Return In Now You See Me 3<\/h2>\n
What Other ‘Surprise Appearances’ Could Eisenberg Be Teasing?<\/h2>\n