Get ready for another adventure at a dreamy resort as The White Lotus season 2 has finally confirmed a release date.
The award-winning, satirical anthology series created by School of Rock's Mike White will move to Sicily for its second instalment, debuting on HBO Max in the US on October 30.
A UK release date hasn't been set yet, but, based on the first season's distribution, it's likely to air on Sky Atlantic not long after the US premiere.
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As with its first Hawaii-set debut, The White Lotus round two boasts a star-studded ensemble of resort guests.
And while Jennifer Coolidge (Legally Blonde) reprises the role of Tanya McQuoid from the first season, together with her beau Greg (Jon Gries), Italy is about to welcome a brand new bunch of holidayers.
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First off, Split's Haley Lu Richardson stars as Tanya's assistant Portia, joining the happy couple on their romantic ride, much to Greg's irritation.
Moon Knight and Grand Budapest Hotel's F Murray Abraham stars as Bert Di Grasso, visiting Sicily with his son Dominic (Michael Imperioli) and grandson Albie (Adam DiMarco).
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Parks and Rec's Aubrey Plaza features as newly wealthy Harper Spiller, vacationing with her husband Ethan (Will Sharpe) and his upper-class college roommate Cameron (Theo James), as well as Cameron's wife Daphne (Meghann Fahy).
Sabrina Impacciatore will virtually take over from last season's Armond (Murray Bartlett) as Valentina, The White Lotus Taormina's perfectionist resort manager.
Rounding out the cast are Beatrice Grannò, Tom Hollander, Simona Tabasco and Leo Woodall.
While the first season touched upon colonialism, this season explores sexual politics, the fascination with Italy's supposed macho culture and a little jealousy-inspired legend, as White explained in an interview with Vulture last month.
The White Lotus season 2 will premiere on HBO Max in the US on October 30. A UK date is yet to be announced. Season one airs on HBO Max or HBO Go in the US, while viewers in the UK can watch it on Sky Atlantic, Sky Go and Now TV.
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