Since its cancellation from the last season under A&E, "Longmire" has set its comeback this year in Netflix with its season 4. Fans are now expecting much more exciting episodes for the new season.
Rumors about Longmire's uncovering over a mystery behind the murder of Walter Longmire's wife and Cady's mother. International Business Times cited that what everyone knew is that his wife died from cancer though there were speculations that there was some foul play existing. The real cause of her death is well-kept as a secret by the Wyoming county sheriff.
Head writer Tony Tost posted in his Twitter account about a puzzling song that would directly link to the development of the central character and the protagonist since the song itself brought fans to some road to loneliness and betrayal.
VC Post added that the tweet was posted as "Now playing in the #Longmire writer's room: Van Morrison - Who was the masked man?" The site also said that the lyrics contained in the song [taken from Morrison], "Ain't it lonely, when you live with a gun and well you can't slow down and you can't turn around."
His tweets seemed to puzzle the minds of the fans while he is trying to hints for the next episodes of the series. He also posted Miranda Lambert's Automatic while being played in the writer's room.
Meanwhile, the crime drama series had been canceled by A&E before Netflix decided to revive it. With their step in reviving Longmire, it was said that the network took longer time to negotiate and to discuss it with the Warner Bros TV bringing with them an announcement that the series will have its 10 episodes for this season. So, the 10-episode series for the new season will be directly in line with the previous with around 10 to 13 installments per year.
Unfortunately, Longmire will only be shown to some selected countries as Netflix's deal with the Warner Bros. These countries include U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Longmire will start filming around March and later premiered around summer this year as announced last year with Robert Taylor and Lou Diamond Philips who will play as Walter and Henry respectively.
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