'House of Cards' Crew Forced to Gather in One Room Following Tornado Warning in MD

Beau Willimon posts a photo on Twitter showing the entire cast and crew of the show packing the green-screen room 'for safety.'

July 15, 2014

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A tornado warning was issued for parts of Maryland on Monday, July 14 and it apparently affected the production of "House of Cards". Beau Willimon shared on Twitter a photo of the entire cast and crew of the show packing the green-screen room.

"Tornado warning in MD. Entire cast & crew of @HouseofCards gathered in green-screen room for safety. Wish us luck!" Willimon captioned the photo. The tornado warning has now expired. However, some parts of the state are now still under severe thunderstorm warnings.

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"House of Cards" will return for its third season in February 2015. The show's season 2 ended with a shocker, as Frank Underwood has finally achieved what he had been intending to do his whole life. The cold-blooded vice president became President of the United States, and did so even without a single vote cast in his name.

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