Hulu’s drama series “Paradise,” created by Dan Fogelman, is expanding its cast for its upcoming second season. The series has welcomed Raymond Cham Jr., known for his role in “Max’s Sort Of,” as a new recurring character. Specific details about his character remain under wraps.
Currently in production, “Paradise” is still without a confirmed premiere date. The story is set in a seemingly perfect community, where a Secret Service agent, played by Sterling K. Brown, is tasked with protecting a former president, portrayed by James Marsden. However, the plot thickens following the shocking murder of the president, revealing that the community is, in fact, an underground bunker housing the remnants of humanity after a catastrophic natural disaster.
The first season included a talented ensemble cast featuring Julianne Nicholson, Sarah Shahi, Jon Beavers, and others. After its initial success, Hulu officially renewed “Paradise” for a second season in February. In a previous interview, Fogelman expressed his vision for the series’ future, highlighting a detailed three-year plan that positions the upcoming season as an essential middle chapter in a larger narrative arc.
Raymond Cham Jr.’s previous work includes roles in “The Idea of You” and “The Big Leap,” as well as guest appearances on shows like “Watson” and “Chicago Med.”
As fans eagerly await the new season, the anticipation surrounding “Paradise” continues to grow, promising to delve deeper into its complex narrative and character developments. This thoughtful approach leaves viewers hopeful for an engaging continuation of the series’ storyline.