Poker Face, the new series from Russian Doll's Natasha Lyonne and Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Knives Out director Rian Johnson, has added five new new names to its cast.
As reported by Variety, the series has added The Good Place actor and Legendary judge Jameela Jamil and The Goldbergs and Mean Girls' Tim Meadows, as well as Nicholas Cirillo (the upcoming She-Hulk series), Audrey Corsa (All Rise) and Niall Cunningham (And Just Like That...).
Lyonne is leading the series, while previously confirmed cast members include The Dark Knight Rises' Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Everything Everywhere All at Once's Stephanie Hsu.
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We don't know who anyone is playing or even the general premise of the show at the moment, but the publication has heard that it will be a procedural with Lyonne's character investigating a different murder in every one of its 10 episodes.
Beyond that, we know the show is coming to Peacock in the US (which likely means it'll be coming to Sky and NOW in the US) and that Saturday Night Live and The Mitchells vs the Machines' Maya Rudolph is one of the executive producers, so hopefully we'll get a cameo from her.
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Going back to Russian Doll, the show dropped its second season in April. While it definitely left the door open for a third run, and Lyonne and co-creator Leslye Headland have stated that they always envisioned it as three seasons and pitched it that way, nothing has been officially confirmed yet.
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