Today a source informed that a new cast member has been added to the list of The Sandman Season 2, and he is none other than Freddie Fox.
The Sandman is one of the most popular series on Netflix and with a rating of 7.7/10 on Netflix and 88% on Rotten Tomatoes, it is also one of the most successful series to date.
Season 1 of the supernatural drama series was released in August 2022 and had 11 episodes in total, the series became an instant hit and since then the fans have been eagerly waiting for the second season.
It’s almost two years and we still don’t have a clear update on the second season apart from the name of the first six episodes, but we have a major update regarding the cast of the series for you.
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It has been reported by Redanian Intelligence that 35-year-old The Murders at White House Farm actor Freddie Fox will be seen in the role of Loki in the fresh season. As per the reports, he would feature in the sixth episode which is titled Season of Mists.
For those who aren’t aware of the names of the first six episodes then here’s a quick update, the episodes are as follows: The Song of Orpheus, More Devils Than Vast Hell Can Hold, Brief Lives, Family Blood, The Ruler of Hell and Season of Mists.
Earlier this month, the cast was also revealed and season 2 will feature Irish actor Ruairi O’Connor as Orpheus, popular British actor Barry Sloane as Destruction, veteran actor Paul Brennen as Captain Carnot, actress Daphne Alexander as Bromie, Tafline Steen as Xantho, young British actor Jordan Adene as Donnie Capax, House of Dragon star Gavin Spokes as Jeremy, Kayode Akinyemi as Kris, Daniel Hoffmann as Guillaume.
Other actors whose roles have not been disclosed yet are Rilwan Abiola Owokoniran, Joel Burman, Wil Coban, Andre Flynm, Indya Moore, Esme Creed, and Amber Rose.
The second season will have 13 episodes in total and some insider sources have revealed that it will be a complete blast.
