Zendaya, Tom Holland Among Frontrunners In ‘The White Lotus’ Season 4 Casting Odds

"The White Lotus" is officially heading to the French Riviera for Season 4, and while HBO has yet to confirm the cast, speculation is already running wild. From returning favorites to Hollywood A-listers rumored to be joining the ensemble, the potential "White Lotus" guest list is shaping up to be as unpredictable as the series itself.

SportsCasting has released a fresh set of prop bets for both returning cast members and possible new additions, giving fans a glimpse at who might pack their bags for the luxury resort next.

“With the French Riviera set to be the location for 'The White Lotus' Season 4, casting speculation is in full swing,” SportsCasting spokesperson Shane Orton said in an email sent to The Blast. “We’ve listed the frontrunners to return from previous seasons, alongside a lineup of high-profile names generating buzz as potential new additions. As one of TV’s most unpredictable ensembles, the next guest list is anyone’s guess, but the odds are starting to take shape.”

Topping the board for Season 4 is Greg Hunt, played by Jon Gries, who is listed at -500 (1/5). Greg’s ongoing storyline makes him the most likely character to reappear, especially after his shady dealings in Sicily left plenty unresolved.

Next up is Belinda Lindsey (Natasha Rothwell), sitting at -350 (2/7). Fans have been rooting for Belinda’s return ever since her emotional Season 1 storyline, and the odds strongly suggest she’ll finally get another chance at paradise.

Meanwhile, Shane Patton (Jake Lacy) comes in at +150 (6/4), potentially bringing back his entitled energy from the show’s debut season. Other strong contenders include Victoria Ratliff (Parker Posey) at +175 (7/4), and Dominic DiGrasso (Michael Imperioli), Olivia Mossbacher (Sydney Sweeney), and Lucia Greco (Simona Tabasco), all sitting at +200 (2/1).

On the longshot end, Season 2’s fan-favorite Mia (Beatrice Grannò) sits at +700 (7/1), while Jack (Leo Woodall) trails at +800 (8/1), though their storylines still have room for expansion if HBO decides to surprise viewers.

Of course, "The White Lotus" wouldn’t be "The White Lotus" without new faces, and the odds are stacked with big names. Zendaya leads the pack at +300 (3/1), fueling fan theories that the Emmy-winning star could reunite with HBO.

Her real-life partner Tom Holland isn’t far behind at +350 (7/2), while Barry Keoghan, Brian Cox, Laura Dern, and Michael B. Jordan all sit at +400 (4/1). A potential lineup mixing "Succession"’s patriarch, Marvel’s leading man, and Oscar nominees would certainly deliver the type of chaos fans crave.

Other names in the mix include Jacob Elordi and Mahershala Ali (+450), Jenna Ortega, Nicole Kidman, and Sabrina Carpenter (+500), and fan-favorite Pedro Pascal at +550.

Further down the odds board, Hollywood legends like Meryl Streep (+1400), Emma Stone (+1600), and Brad Pitt(+2000) remain unlikely but tantalizing possibilities. And while Tom Cruise (+3300) and Tom Hanks (+5000) are true long shots, "The White Lotus" has built its reputation on surprises.

The show has become a cultural phenomenon not just for its biting satire but also for its casting twists. Jennifer Coolidge’s Emmy-winning turn as Tanya McQuoid helped make her an icon, while Season 2 breakout stars Simona Tabasco and Beatrice Grannò became global fan favorites.

Given the ensemble nature of the show, these betting odds give fans a fun way to speculate before HBO makes anything official. Will Mike White bring back familiar faces, or is the French Riviera about to welcome a whole new crop of dysfunctional vacationers?

While nothing is confirmed, the odds suggest "The White Lotus" Season 4 will likely balance a mix of returning stars and fresh, unexpected names. Greg Hunt and Belinda Lindsey appear poised to return, while speculation around Zendaya, Barry Keoghan, and Nicole Kidman is already fueling the hype machine.

Adding to the intrigue, HBO has maintained a tradition of filming "The White Lotus" at luxury Four Seasons resorts, with past seasons shot in Maui, Sicily, and Thailand. The network has now solidified its partnership with the hotel brand, making it highly likely that the French Riviera installment will once again unfold against the backdrop of one of the chain’s opulent properties.