, is imminent, meaning soon our life will, once again, be filled with the odd, yet endearing foursome—Martin Short, Steve Martin, Selena Gomez, and—which makes the show so enticing. Season two of the show promises a lot of the same themes and stories that made fans fall in love with it the first time around, as well as a bit of newness to keep things fresh.
And, just like last season, the Arconia will remain a character of its own, as Bunny’s death reveals some secrets behind the historic building, some of which connect to Charles and his own childhood.The most talked about addition to the season two cast has to be Cara Delevingne, the model, actress, and longtime friend of Gomez.
. “It’s a little sparky in all the right ways that makes you feel like, Oh, someone’s opening someone’s world.” But that’s hardly the only new face that will appear this season. While Sting has moved out of his apartment in the Arconia, another celebrity has replaced him—Amy Schumer. The comedian is joining the show as “a slightly unbearable version of herself,” according toSchumer’s character approaches Mabel, Charles, and Oliver about adapting their podcast for TV, and has the idea to star in the show as Jan, last season’s murderer portrayed by Amy Ryan.
The newcomers are rounded out by Shirley MacLaine, who is returning to TV for the first time in eight years to play Bunny’s mother. While grieving over the death of her daughter, MacLaine’s character gets wrapped up in the season’s mystery, and has an “exciting” arc of her own, according to Hoffman.Along with these new faces, there will also be returning players, like Jackie Hoffman and Michael Cyril Creighton who are coming back as Arconia residents, Uma and Howard.