"House of Cards" attracted some luck before 2015 ends.

The Netflix show "House of Cards" got a total of three nominations at the Screen Actors Guild Award, according to Christian Today. The publication cited that the accolades wherincluded Robin Wright's Claire Underwood for Best Actress, Kevin Spacey's President Frank Underwood for Best Actor, and Best Ensemble Cast in a television drama series.

Wright is set to fight for the title against Claire Danes of "Homeland," Juliana Marguiles of "The Good Wife," Maggie Smith of "Downton Abbey," and Viola Davis of "How to Get Away with Murder."

On the other hand, it is Spacey's second time to be nominated for his portrayal of a fictional president of the United States, as he was an awardee in 2014. The actor was also asked by CBS News anchor Bob Schieffer to drop some details about what fans can expect in "House of Cards" season 4.

While it would be exciting for fans to know some tidbits about the upcoming "House of Cards" season 4, Spacey told Naples News that they should not give away the story lines and they had to accept that they lived in a nonspoiler generation. He added that there were people who had not seen season 1.

Although Spacey remained tight-lipped on the inner details of the upcoming "House of Cards" season 4, the actor disclosed that something big is set to happen. In the same intervew, he said that if there were events that happened on the show, people got what they deserved.

"House of Cards" season 4 is set to premiere in March 2016.

Watch the "House of Cards" Season 4 Trailer below.