The hit spy thriller returned for a second season earlier this year, a decade after the first season's release, and has been renewed for a third instalment, although an official release date is yet to be announced.
In a new interview with Radio Times to promote his new film & Sons – which is out now in cinemas – Jupe revealed that he's shared some of his ideas for The Night Manager with creator and executive producer David Farr.
"And I love that character. I love that show. I love the people on it. So I really hope it works out that we do a third one."
He continued: "I told David some of my ideas. David's become a good friend over the years, David Farr, and he's such a special man. So, he sort of gives me a bit of insider info, which is nice, good to have. But no, I think whatever it will be, like I think he's set it up very nicely for it to be incredibly complicated – and it would be really cool."
"I can tell you it's coming along," he told Radio Times. "It's one of the most profound and significant pieces of work in my acting life. I'm so grateful to The Ink Factory for including me in the journey of generating the material now as we imagine how to develop the story further."
He continued: "Here we are talking about the ancient world, but Le Carré was so rigorous in his examination of the modern world. I think the way he used his chosen form of the espionage thriller is a way of examining who we are, and certainly who we are in the UK. If spies are patrolling the boundaries of our freedoms to protect them, if they're doing it for the flag, if they're doing it for the country, what is the country they're representing?
Meanwhile, back in April, Farr offered an update on progress on season 3.
& Sons is showing in cinemas now.
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