Here's Who's Joining Season 2 of "The White Lotus"

Updated on 2/11/2022 at 5:45 PM

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Production for the second season of HBO's "The White Lotus" is underway. Since the miniseries will be an anthology moving forward, it means most of the cast will look different when season two hits our screens. Luckily, we officially know who'll be leading the season two ensemble, and yes, there is a familiar face among them.

Deadline has confirmed that Aubrey Plaza and "Sopranos" star Michael Imperioli have been tapped as series regulars in the second installment of the HBO murder-mystery series, which will, once again, be written, directed, and executive produced by series creator Mike White. Plaza, who won over fans during her time on "Parks and Recreation," will play a woman named Harper Spiller who checks into the White Lotus resort. There, she'll cross paths with Imperioli's character, Dominic Di Grasso. HBO is rolling out more cast members by the day, including big names like Theo James, Haley Lu Richardson, and more.

Details surrounding season two's plot, filming location, and release date have yet to be released, but we know it'll follow the same dark vacation premise — albeit most likely at a new White Lotus hotel location (rumored to be in Italy). Learn more about leads Plaza and Imperioli ahead, and be sure to check back as more actors are confirmed for the season two casting list.

Jennifer Coolidge

Coolidge is currently the only confirmed returning face for season two of the HBO hit series, Deadline reported. It's unclear whether she'll be reprising her role as the foxy Tanya McQuoid or playing a new character altogether. Either way, Coolidge told Entertainment Tonight she hopes her season two character has "lots of romance and sex." Her previous work includes "Legally Blonde," "A Cinderella Story," "American Pie," "Promising Woman," and "Single All the Way," to name a few.

Aubrey Plaza as Harper Spiller

Plaza has been cast to play Harper Spiller, a woman on vacation with her husband and his friends. The actress is known for her seven-season run as the hilarious April Ludgate on "Parks and Recreation," but more recently, she's starred in "Happiest Season" and Marvel's "Legion."

Will Sharpe as Ethan Spiller

Sharpe will take on the role of Ethan, Harper's husband. Sharpe's previous roles include roles on BBC shows like "Defending the Guilty" and "Sherlock."

Michael Imperioli as Dominic Di Grasso

Imperioli is set to star as Dominic Di Grasso, a man on holiday with his elderly father and his son who just graduated from college. Previously, he starred in "The Sopranos," "One Night in Miami," "Goodfellas," and "The Many Saints of Newark."

F. Murray Abraham as Bert Di Grasso

Abraham's rap sheet spans from television and film to theater, with roles in hits like Showtime's "Homeland" and films like "The Grand Budapest Hotel." In "The White Lotus," he'll portray Bert Di Grasso, Dominic's elderly father.

Adam DiMarco as Albie Di Grasso

You'll recognize DiMarco from his role in Syfy's "The Magicians." He'll be taking on the role of Albie Di Grasso, Dominic's son and Bert's grandson.

Meghann Fahy as Daphne Babcock

The "Bold Type" alum will be taking on the role of Daphne Babcock, a woman vacationing with her husband, Cameron, and the Spillers.

Theo James as Cameron Babcock

James, who's most recognizable for his role as Four in the "Divergent" movie franchise, will take on the role of Cameron Babcock, Daphne's husband, in "The White Lotus" season two.

Tom Hollander as Quentin

Hollander has starred in all your fave movies, from "Pride & Prejudice" and "The King's Man" to "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End." He'll play Quentin, an English expat vacationing with his friends and nephew, in "The White Lotus."

Haley Lu Richardson as Portia

Richardson will play Portia, a woman traveling with her boss. You'll recognize her from her roles in "Five Feet Apart" and "The Edge of Seventeen."

Leo Woodall as Jack

A relative newcomer on the scene, Woodall will play Jack. There's very little known about his character other than the fact that he's a "magnetic" guest staying at the hotel.