Angus Cloud, known for his role in the hit series "Euphoria," is basking in the success of the show. "Euphoria" has become a viral sensation, breaking records on Twitter and becoming a landmark in HBO's viewership history. In a recent interview, Cloud expressed his excitement about the show's future and praised its creator, Sam Levinson.

Cloud is confident that Levinson will not let the show drag on like other popular series, such as "Lost." He revealed that he can't wait to see what Levinson has in store for future seasons of "Euphoria." Although the cast, including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, and Hunter Schafer, is yet to receive scripts or a production timeline for Season 3, HBO has shown unwavering support for Levinson's vision.

Zendaya even shared that she would be making her directing debut in an episode of the upcoming season. In addition to "Euphoria," Levinson is also working on "The Idol," a music industry thriller with The Weeknd.

While the show's success is undeniable, there have been allegations of troubling working environments on the set of "Euphoria." Cloud confirmed that a day on set can last anywhere from 10 to 16 hours. However, HBO has released a statement emphasizing their commitment to the well-being of the cast and crew, stating that the show was produced in compliance with all safety guidelines and guild protocols.

Levinson has described "Euphoria" as a portrayal of the intensity within a generation that is completely different from any before it. He believes that the lack of a road map or advice applicable to the modern world contributes to the high rates of anxiety and depression among young people. HBO's willingness to depict this honesty and explore these issues on screen is what excited Levinson about working with them