As House of Cards gears up to hit TV sets again with its third season, show-runner Beau Willimon has become extra careful not to reveal any spoilers about the upcoming installment.

Although Willimon has been publicly open for interviews, he remains silent about the progress of the show, which is actually scheduled to make its come-back in February of 2015.

The entire production team has already started filming, but they are very careful not to spill any details of the series since they do not want viewers to lose any of the potential excitement.

It is believed that the more they try to hide the details of the series from the fans, it is more likely to cause a media frenzy, however, once the show launches on Netflix, the frenzy about Season 3 will subside.

According to the recent news involving the popular political drama, it was rumored that the producers of the show were denied to film a few scenes in the UN building in New York. Although the script has already been approved, Russia disapproved of the idea of the filming taking place at UN headquarters.

It is not the first time that the team has been denied in their filming sites. The filming of House of Cards Season 3 was previously having trouble with the State of Maryland, but any issues were hastily settled in April.

As little information about the next set of episodes in the series circulates the Internet, fans are growing anxious to find out what happens in the show come February of next year.