The White Lotus Season 2 Cast Just Got Bigger, Adding F. Murray Abraham, Tom Hollander, Haley Lu Richardson And More
HBO is truly pulling no punches when it comes to the casting for season 2 of “The White Lotus.” After the rumor mill began teasing the return of season 1 starJennifer Coolidge, we first got wind that “The Sopranos” starMichael Imperioliwas set to star, with the Internet’s biggest crushAubrey Plazajoining alongside them. Now, we’ve learned that four additional cast members have been named, and they’re all helping shape up what looks to be an unbelievably great cast. F. Murray Abraham (“Amadeus,” “Mythic Quest”), Tom Hollander (“The Night Manager,” “Pirates of the Caribbean” series), Adam DiMarco (“The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,” “The Magicians”) and Haley Lu Richardson (“Split,” “The Edge of Seventeen”) were announced today, joining the adventures at one of the location-to-be-determined White Lotus resorts.
We also know that F. Murray Abraham is going to play Bert Di Grasso, the elderly father of Michael Imperioli’s character, with Adam DiMarco playing Imperioli’s son. This means my hopes of getting some good ol' Italian patriarchal drama is all but guaranteed. Hollander is playing a character named Quentin, an English expat vacationing with his friends and nephew, so he doesn’t seem to be connected to Plaza’s character, nor does Richardson’s Portia, a young woman traveling with her boss. All six of the confirmed casting announcements (excluding Coolidge who has yet to be officially confirmed by HBO) have been confirmed to be series regulars.
Situations I Hope to See with The Cast in Season 2
I fantasy booked Imperioli and Plaza’s casting announcements, and I’m not going to stop just because I have FOUR new characters to place in Mike White’s satirical world of luxury and drama. We’ve got the Italian trio figured out, so all of thoseprevious predictionsstill stand, they’re just now a lot easier to visualize. As far as our newbies are concerned, I hope they’re ready, because my imagination is going to be running wild on you, brother!
