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Published 13:07 18 Feb 2023 GMT

"I don’t tend to think in those terms. My first inclination is to focus on film. I love acting and producing films, and making documentaries. "If a good television show comes along, of course I’ll pay attention, because television is so good now. I’d be foolish not to pay attention."When the interviewer then brought up the third season of The White Lotus, Knoxville mentioned he is very close friends with the show's creator Mike White, adding:
"He and I had been in Tokyo together. I think that’s where the next… oh, I’m not giving anything away. I might call him again as soon as this is over."The Jackass star's Tokyo comment aligns with what White has previously said about the third season's potential location. Speaking around the time of The White Lotus' second season's finale, White told Deadline: “The first season we highlighted money and then the second season is sex and I think the third season, it would be maybe a kind of satirical and funny look at death in Eastern religion and spirituality. "It feels like it could be a rich tapestry to do another round at White Lotus." Related links:
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