In Hulu’s Paradise, Julianne Nicholson plays the mastermind behind the mysterious underground city that saw its president [James Marsden] assassinated in the first episode. By episode 7 that aired on Feb.
Before Hulu's Paradise returns for a second season, it is expected to answer some - but not all - of the burning questions in the upcoming finale. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, stars Julianne Nicholson and Sarah Shahi weighed in on how the show wraps up its first season as viewers wait to
Paradise is a new political thriller from Hulu that is receiving rave reviews in its first season, which premiered in Jan. 2025. The series is led by Sterling K. Brown, Julianne Nicholson, and James Marsden,
James Marsden on Paradise, playing an unconventional president, his dead body prosthetic, the dream of working with Sterling K. Brown, and more.
The penultimate episode of Hulu’s “Paradise” finally revealed the life-altering catastrophe. James Marsden shares how'd he be in a similar crisis.
Paradise, James Marsden and Sterling K. Brown
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‘Paradise' Stars Sterling K. Brown and James Marsden on Cal and Xavier's End-of-Days Origin Story: ‘The Man Did Everything He Could'
'Paradise' 1x07 Explained | Sterling K. Brown and James Marsden Interview
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How James Marsden bonded with ‘Paradise’ co-star Sterling K. Brown — and who keeps prodding about major death
The more is more approach is par for the course for Paradise, a series whose first episode opens with the murder of U.S. President Cal Bradford (James Marsden) and ends with the bonkers reveal that the show is set in an underground city built to withstand the apocalypse. (And that's just the start of Paradise 's many plot twists.)
Paradise star James Marsden speaks to Yahoo UK about the emotional toll of making the Disney+ show's intense seventh episode.
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