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House of Cards - Season 6

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House Of Cards S06E01

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House Of Cards S06E02

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House Of Cards S06E03

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House Of Cards S06E04

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House Of Cards S06E05

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House Of Cards S06E06

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House Of Cards S06E07

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House Of Cards S06E08

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In a new exciting season for all, we complete the series with a new set of exciting events. Russian President Viktor Petrov wants a deal with Calera because of the escalation of the Syrian crisis, and there are still many questions about the whereabouts of Tom Yates and Mark Asher tries to pressure Claire to sign the law of the future.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Robin Wright, Kevin Spacey, Michael Kelly, Derek Cecil, Nathan Darrow, Jayne Atkinson, Mahershala Ali, Paul Sparks, Boris McGiver, Gary Ayash, Neve Campbell, ...»

Director:

Robin Wright, Alik Sakharov

Country:

United States

Release:

2018

IMDb:

8.6

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Duration:

51 min

KEYWORDS:

#House of Cards #Kevin Spacey #Michel Gill #Robin Wright #Season 6

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ACTORS OF "House of Cards - Season 6"

Robin Wright

8 April 1966, Dallas, Texas, USA

Kevin Spacey

26 July 1959, South Orange, New Jersey, USA

Michael Kelly

22 May 1969, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Derek Cecil

5 January 1973, Amarillo, Texas, USA

Nathan Darrow

21 June 1976, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Jayne Atkinson

18 February 1959, Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK

Mahershala Ali

16 February 1974, Oakland, California, USA

Paul Sparks

16 October 1971, Lawton, Oklahoma, USA

Boris McGiver

23 January 1962, Cobleskill, New York, USA

Gary Ayash

Neve Campbell

3 October 1973, Guelph, Ontario, Canada

Molly Parker

30 June 1972, Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada

Michel Gill

16 April 1960, New York City, New York, USA

Jeremy Holm

Marla Aaron Wapner

Elizabeth Marvel

27 November 1969, Los Angeles, California, USA

Larry Pine

3 March 1945, Tucson, Arizona, USA

Gregory Divers

Rachel Brosnahan

15 December 1990, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Curtiss Cook

Lindsay Dyan Epp

Sakina Jaffrey

14 February 1962, Manhattan, New York, USA

Reed Birney

11 September 1954, Alexandria, Virginia, USA

John Wells

Kristen Connolly

12 July 1980, Montclair, New Jersey, USA

Sebastian Arcelus

5 November 1976, New York City, New York, USA

Jimmi Simpson

21 November 1975, Hackettstown, New Jersey, USA

Dave Ferrier

Gerald McRaney

19 August 1947, Collins, Mississippi, USA

Nini Le Huynh

Dominique McElligott

3 May 1986, Dublin, Ireland

Joel Kinnaman

25 November 1979, Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden

Damian Young

Reg E. Cathey

18 August 1958, Huntsville, Alabama, USA

Kate Mara

27 February 1983, Bedford, New York, USA

Elizabeth Norment

31 December 1952, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Constance Zimmer

11 October 1970, Seattle, Washington, USA

Lauren Cox

Julian Gamble

Antoinette Montgomery

Corey Stoll

14 March 1976, New York City, New York, USA

Campbell Scott

19 July 1961, New York City, New York, USA

Colm Feore

22 August 1958, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Kate Lyn Sheil

Matthew Bernard

4 March 1988, Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA

19 November 1972, London, England, UK

Lars Mikkelsen

6 May 1964, Gladsaxe, Denmark

Andrew Polk

2 October 1962, Berkeley, California, USA

Finn Douglas

Draaco Aventura

Kim Dickens

18 June 1965, Huntsville, Alabama, USA

James Martinez

Robert Poletick

28 February 1954, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Anita Moore

Stephanie Cookie Carson

Loretta Burnette

Peter Chiamardas

Eisa Davis

5 May 1971, Berkeley, California, USA

Patricia Clarkson

29 December 1959, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

10 June 1964, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England, UK

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HEROES OF "House of Cards - Season 6"

Claire Underwood

Played by: Robin Wright

Francis Underwood

Played by: Kevin Spacey

Doug Stamper

Played by: Michael Kelly

Seth Grayson

Played by: Derek Cecil

Edward Meechum

Played by: Nathan Darrow

Catherine Durant

Played by: Jayne Atkinson

Remy Danton

Played by: Mahershala Ali

Thomas Yates, Tom Yates

Played by: Paul Sparks

Tom Hammerschmidt

Played by: Boris McGiver

Leann Harvey, LeeAnn Harvey

Played by: Neve Campbell

Jackie Sharp

Played by: Molly Parker

President Garrett Walker, Garrett Walker

Played by: Michel Gill

Nathan Green

Played by: Jeremy Holm

Heather Dunbar

Played by: Elizabeth Marvel

Bob Birch

Played by: Larry Pine

Rachel Posner, Call Girl

Played by: Rachel Brosnahan

Terry Womack

Played by: Curtiss Cook

Linda Vasquez

Played by: Sakina Jaffrey

Donald Blythe, Rep. Donald Blythe, VP Donald Blythe

Played by: Reed Birney

Christina Gallagher

Played by: Kristen Connolly

Lucas Goodwin

Played by: Sebastian Arcelus

Gavin Orsay

Played by: Jimmi Simpson

Raymond Tusk

Played by: Gerald McRaney

Hannah Conway

Played by: Dominique McElligott

Will Conway

Played by: Joel Kinnaman

Aidan Macallan, Aidan MacAllan

Played by: Damian Young

Freddy

Played by: Reg E. Cathey

Zoe Barnes

Played by: Kate Mara

Janine Skorsky

Played by: Constance Zimmer

Rep. Peter Russo

Played by: Corey Stoll

Mark Usher

Played by: Campbell Scott

General Brockhart, Ted Brockhart

Played by: Colm Feore

Lisa Williams

Played by: Kate Lyn Sheil

Press, Supporter

Played by: Matthew Bernard

Viktor Petrov

Played by: Lars Mikkelsen

Charlie Conway

Played by: Finn Douglas

Kate Baldwin

Played by: Kim Dickens

Alex Romero

Played by: James Martinez

Jane Davis

Played by: Patricia Clarkson

Duncan Shepherd

Played by: Cody Fern

Adam Galloway

Played by: Ben Daniels

First Lady Tricia Walker

Played by: Joanna Going

Laura Moretti

Played by: Wendy Moniz

Angela

Played by: Alexis Nichole Smith

Jim Matthews, VP Jim Matthews, VP Matthews

Played by: Dan Ziskie

Elizabeth Hale

Played by: Ellen Burstyn

Megan Hennessey

Played by: Libby Woodbridge

Carly Heath

Played by: Tawny Cypress

Celia Jones

Played by: LisaGay Hamilton

Barney Hull

Played by: Chuck Cooper

Bridget Cohen

Played by: Paton Ashbrook

Doris Jones

Played by: Cicely Tyson

Marty Spinella

Played by: Al Sapienza

Steve

Played by: Chance Kelly

Joshua Masterson

Played by: Jefferson White

John King

Played by: John King

David Rasmussen

Played by: Michael Siberry

NSA Director, NSA Deputy Director Michaels

Played by: Andre Ware

Caroline Miller

Played by: Jennifer Leigh Mann

Melissa Miller

Played by: Alie Urquhart

NSA Agent #1

Played by: Craig Newkirk

NSA Agent 2

Played by: Gretchen Koerner

Ted Havemeyer

Played by: David Clennon

Martha Wilson

Played by: Ellen Harvey

Agent Schiller

Played by: Ed Moran

Agent Morgan

Played by: Jason Tottenham

Press Secretary

Played by: Kathy McCafferty

Yusuf Al Ahmadi

Played by: Farshad Farahat

S.E. Cupp

Played by: S.E. Cupp

James Miller

Played by: Sean C. Graham

Secretary of Transportation

Played by: Evander Duck Jr.

Arnold Silva

Played by: Richard Toth

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CRITICS OF "House of Cards - Season 6"

Uproxx

House of Cards is off to a much better start this season, thanks in large part to the notable subtraction and subsequent elevation of its stars, but it is still very much House of Cards, different in good ways but still the same in the bad ones.

October 31, 2018

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Slate

The self-serious drama hasn't just morphed into a Ryan Murphy fantasy sequence; it appears to have thought more holistically about what promoting women should actually look like.

November 01, 2018

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The Mary Sue

In many ways, House of Cards has accidentally stumbled onto its perfect ending... Claire is the show's dark heart.

November 01, 2018

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Daily Telegraph (UK)

A nicely labyrinthine plot means the season is far from a complete failure. But with Wright required to carry the entire enterprise, Netflix's first global hit looks set to limp into the sunset rather than triumphantly take its bows.

October 23, 2018

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Hindustan Times

The final season of House of Cards made me miss Kevin Spacey. It felt terrible.

November 01, 2018

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TV Guide

House of Cards never quite maintains momentum, again; the first five episodes sent to critics are sometimes promising, sometimes plodding.

November 01, 2018

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Sydney Morning Herald

A closing chapter, without Spacey, allows the show its rightful final bow, unencumbered by scandal, and defined, in its finality, by a character far more complex and compelling than Spacey's Frank Underwood could ever have been.

October 24, 2018

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The Atlantic

Cards has always been a show whose plot contortions could confuse and whose incremental intrigue could bore, and those problems are worse now that everyone seems to be whispering.

November 01, 2018

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Newsday

Claire's turn and she makes it count.

October 31, 2018

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NPR

It sounds like a compelling story, but Claire remains an icy, tough-to-read cipher through much of it, despite flashbacks to her childhood and that fourth-wall-breaking, talking-to-the-viewers thing that Spacey once did so well.

October 26, 2018

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