Alan Arkin leaving ‘Kominsky Method’ ahead of final season

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Netflix recently announced that the upcoming third season of “The Kominsky Method” would be the show’s last, and now fans have even more bad news to digest.

The Kominsky Method is losing one of its main characters ahead of the final season. TV Guide has confirmed Alan Arkin, who starred as Norman opposite Michael Douglas' Sandy for the Netflix series' first two seasons, will not be back for Season 3.

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Will Thorne Staff WriterSandy Kominsky is going to have to find himself a new agent.Alan Arkin, who plays rep Norman Newlander to Michael Douglas’ actor, is exiting “The Kominsky” method ahead of its third and final season at Netflix, Variety has confirmed.Sources with knowledge of the situation say the decision for Arkin to leave the series was made some time ago, and that his departure will be addressed in the storyline for season 3.News of Arkin’s exit comes almost three months after the

Alan Arkin will not be returning to The Kominsky Method for its third and final season, Deadline has announced.