
Netflix adds Poorna Jagannathan and Lorenzo De Moor to Big Mistakes Season 2
Netflix has confirmed production has begun on Season 2 of its comedy Big Mistakes and announced two new recurring cast members: Poorna Jagannathan as Dréa and Lorenzo De Moor as Leo.
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Netflix has revealed that work is underway on Season 2 of its comedy series Big Mistakes and that two actors have been added in recurring capacities. Poorna Jagannathan has been cast as a character named Dréa, while Lorenzo De Moor joins the show as Leo. The streamer made the announcement on Monday morning, confirming both the new additions to the cast and the start of production. The casting news marks the first public update about the second season as the series moves into its next production phase.
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