Netflix has announced the start of production of the second season of Wednesday In Ireland. The actors who will be part of the new misadventures of the Addams family have already traveled there, among whom we find already known faces, but also many new ones.
Among the most anticipated returns we find Jenna Ortega like Wednesday Addams, while Catherine Zeta-Jones (Morticia), Luis Guzman (Gomez) Isaac Ordóñez (Pugsley) will become series regulars for the second season.
These are just some of the performers who will return along with as many others as Emma Myers, Joy Sunday, Hunter Doohan, Victor Dorobantu or Moosa Mostafa, among others. The same will not happen with Percy Hynes White, who was Xavier Thorpe and who was forced to leave the series after a series of various accusations of sexual abuse.
After several rumors, Netflix has also confirmed the landing of Steve Buscemi (fargo), as one of the series regular characters, while Thandie Newton (Westworld) will appear as a guest star.
From Christopher Lloyd to Haley Joel Osment: the second season of ‘Wednesday’
In addition, the platform has also announced another series of guest stars in this second season, including Christopher Lloyd (The Addams Family, Return to the future), Joanna Lumley (The wolf of Wall Street), Frances O’Connor (Warren File: The Enfield Affair), Haley Joel Osment (The sixth Sense), Heather Matarazzo (Princess by surprise) and Joonas Suotamo (Star Wars: The Force Awakens).
Let us remember that this series that mixes coming-of-age fiction and supernatural mystery thriller It took us to Nevermore Academy, an institution for weirdos and marginalized people where the depraved daughter of Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones) and Gómez (Luis Guzmán) ran into all kinds of schoolmates (lycanthropes in progress, popular mermaids).
The second delivery will be delve even deeper into the enigmas that threaten Jericho, as well as in the inscrutable but fascinating personality of the protagonist. This is everything we know about the next installment of the series that has conquered Netflix in recent months.
“We’re heading a little more toward horror. But it’s very exciting because, throughout the series, Wednesday It always needs some narrative arc, but it never changes. That’s what’s wonderful about her,” said Jenna Ortega about some new episodes in which she has been more involved in writing the scripts and directing them.
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