All the cameos from the third season of “The Bear”

Season 3 Bearis much more emotional, humorous, and also more emotional than its predecessors. Once again focusing on Carmi (Jeremy Allen White), the series this time explores everything that happened after the eventful premiere that ended the second part. But also in the psychology of its characters – their pain and experiences. And although this was part of the plot from the very beginning, this time it is done with more subtlety. In particular, showing how grief, trauma and suffering turned the kitchen into the only safe place for the chef.

But the show also redoubled its commitment to approach, story and themes. The new season Bearis more aware of the importance of the relationships between its characters, and so delves into their connections. At the same time, it opens the door to a wide range of new figures who complement the cast and also add another dimension to the plot situation. The result is a richer, broader, and more grounded picture of the circumstances. Which makes new chapters a thrilling journey through hope, faith and love.

Among all of the above, one thing stands out. For the occasion, the series has added a series of episodes that not only enhance the story (of course), but also allow a large group of famous actors to shine. We tell you who the guests of the third season are and how important their roles are to the plot. Of the repeating scenes, among the best Bear other names that have joined the circle of stars that contribute to the brilliance of the production. On the history of the small screen.

Jamie Lee Curtis as Donna Berzatto

After a memorable Christmas episode in season two, the Oscar winner returns to play the Berzatto matriarch once again. She does so in episode eight, when Natalie (Abby Elliott) goes into labor and Pete (Chris Witaske) doesn’t. As surprising as that may seem, Donna’s appearance this time is less brutal – and certainly less disastrous – than the last.

In fact, mother and daughter spend this episode together, finally having a conversation that seems to heal their wounds. Or at least put them both on the same page to achieve that. A beautiful vision of motherly love that will touch fans Bear.

Jon Bernthal as Michael Berzatto

Dead but not forgotten, Mikey still returns from time to time. Bear. In the sixth episode of this season (fun fact, directed by Ayo Edebiri) follows Tina (Lisa Colon-Sayas) through her most difficult years.

This led him to the long journey it took him to try to get a job with nothing but his talent. This leads him directly to Original Beef and Mikey. which eventually lands her a job as a cook and changes her life forever.

John Cena as Sammy Fuck

The new member of the Fak family makes a quick but cheerful appearance in Chapter 5. Specifically, while passing by the newly opened Bearto help mop the floors before a visit from a Chicago Tribune reporter.

With his usual unique sense of humor, Cena delivers some of the episode’s best moments and shows why he’s one of the cast. the most beloved today.

Olivia Colman as Chef Andrea Terry

Colman’s character returns for one of the season’s most important moments. In addition to appearing in flashbacks and newspaper photographs, The central point of his return is that the restaurant he runs, Ever, will close its doors.

On a decidedly sad occasion, Carmi, Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) and Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) attend the final dinner, only to discover that Chef Terry He will leave his place at the front of the establishment to find life outside the kitchen.

Will Poulter as Luke

Chef Luca returns for another memorable performance. Not only in Carmi’s flashback from the first episode, but also in Ever’s farewell to the restaurant. His presence is more anecdotal than meaningful, his presence appreciated as a reminder of everything. what can be achieved with effort and curiosity, as he demonstrated to Marcus (Lionel Boyce).

John Mulaney as Steve

Steve returns in the first episode of season three, in one of Carmi’s flashbacks, this time recalling his time trying to become a chef in New York City. This causes him to flashback to his first months at Eleven Madison Park. And also his nights at Steve and Michelle’s (Sarah Paulson) house.

Josh Hartnett as Frank

In a brief but important appearance, Josh Harnett plays Frank, the fiancé of Richie’s ex-wife Tiff (Gillian Jacobs). The character is introduced in the fourth episode, in which they both meet Richie. He finally realizes that Tiff’s life has gone on without him.

Bradley Cooper as Chef Adam Jones

In 2015, Bradley Cooper starred in the film The Recipe, where he played chef Adam Jones. To the surprise of fans of the film, as well as, BearThe character appears at the farewell party at Ever’s restaurant.

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It’s an interesting cameo, which seems to continue the story of the fictional chef from John Wells’ film. As you may recall, Cooper’s character was a cook.an arrogant person who, in a state of addiction, has put his job and future at risk.