"Teen Wolf" Season 6 will be seeing a couple of changes, as a character will be leaving the MTV drama while familiar faces will be returning to the show. In a recent interview, Tyler Hoechlin talks about his co-star, Dylan O'Brien and whether there is a possibility for him to reprise his role as Derek Hale.
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"Teen Wolf" Season 6 spoilers reveal that Derek Hale (Tyler Hoechlin) is least likely to return to Beacon Hills in the upcoming season of the MTV series. In a recent interview at Supanova, Tyler Hoechlin addressed rumors that he is reprising his role in the series this season after leaving the show in Season 4, reports Hypable.
"I don't have any plans to right now," he said. "I kind of feel like where we left the character... kind of wrapped it up in the passing of the baton on to Scott, is just kind of how I felt like that story ended."
Hoechlin, however, reassured fans that his statement should not be taken as a hard no. Instead, the actor said that he is open to the possibility of returning to "Teen Wolf" in the upcoming seasons.
Hoechlin also talked about his co-star, Dylan O'Brien, who sustained injuries on the set of his upcoming film "The Death Cure." Hoechlin said that O'Brien is fine and that they have always remained in touch with each other even after leaving "Teen Wolf."
Meanwhile, Beacon Hills Trumpeter notes on the recent casting call of a Dylan O'Brien look-a-like for "Teen Wolf" Season 6. According to the publication, a casting call for a photo double of the actor was recently making rounds on the Internet.
The initial post cause quite a bit of confusion because the said casting call used O"Brien's photo from the first season of "Teen Wolf." This initially led to speculations that there would be some sort of flashbacks, but the casting call was changed to a much more recent photo of O'Brien.
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