The Four Seasons Season 2 cast: Who returned and which new actors joined?

The Four Seasons Season 2 was released on May 28 on Netflix. Created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield, the season consisted of eight episodes, each spanning around a runtime of thirty-five minutes.

After losing Nick, the friend group is left devastated, trying to move forward in their lives. While Jack and Kate grieve together while working on their marriage, Danny, on the other side, wants a baby, a decision Claude doesn't agree with.

As for Anne, she finds herself again and meets a neighbor named Gianpiero. Towards the end of season 2, Danny's mom gets sick and refuses to leave Philly, which leads to Claude staying back as they move to Philadelphia to take care of her.

Let's have a look at The Four Seasons Season 2 cast.

The Four Seasons Season 2 cast: Meet the returning stars of the Netflix series

1) Tina Fey as Kate

The ten-time Primetime Emmy Award winner Tina Fey is famous for 30 Rock, Date Night, Mean Girls, and Sisters.

She returned to The Four Seasons as Kate, who is dealing with the loss of Nick and is trying to be there for her husband, Jack. She shared a close friend with Nick. Her character seems to be helpful with solving everyone's problems and is always the one trying to keep the group together.

However, while her intentions are to only help Jack in Season 2, she ends up making things harder.

2) Will Forte as Jack

Will Forte is a five-time nominee of the Primetime Emmy Awards, famous for his roles in Nebraska, MacGruber, and The Last Man on Earth.

He plays the role of Jack, husband of Kate, who works as a history teacher. Nick's death deeply affects him as he tries to keep himself busy. While he seems to be a sorted person, at times he is also seen bottling up his feelings. He even decides to run the marathon and eventually learns to accept his true feelings instead of avoiding them.

3) Colman Domingo as Danny

The two-time Oscar nominee, Colman Domingo, returns in the role of Danny. Fans know Domingo from his roles in Lincoln, Selma, Fear the Walking Dead, and Passing Strange.

His character in the Netflix series is an architect who shares a relationship with Claude. He even decides to have a baby, something that Claude is not very okay with. Overall, he is very intelligent but, at the same time, makes dramatic decisions.

4) Marco Calvani as Claude

Fans know Marco Calvani from his roles in the famous projects High Tide, A Better Half, and The View from Up Here. In The Four Seasons Season 2, he returns as Claude, Danny's partner.

His character is seen as practical and relaxed, and he tries to be supportive of most of Danny's decisions. Even when Danny's mother gets sick, he decides to move to Philadelphia to take care of her.

5) Kerri Kenney-Silver as Anne

The five-time Primetime Emmy nominee, Kerri Kenney-Silver, is famous for The State, Wanderlust, and Wishful Thinking.

In the latest season of the Netflix series, she returns in the role of Anne. She decides to rebuild her life after Nick's death while dealing with her own pain. Her character is usually seen as creative, funny, and someone who avoids acknowledging her feelings.

6) Erika Henningsen as Ginny

Fans know Erika Henningsen from her roles in Hazbin Hotel, Harlem, and Girls5eva. In The Four Seasons Season 2, she returns in the role of Ginny, mother of Nick's baby.

As the series progresses, she turns into a more mature person who makes sure to focus on her baby's needs. She also deals with self-doubt at times while adjusting to the new life after Nick's death.

Which new actors have joined The Four Seasons Season 2?

New actors joining The Four Seasons - Source: Getty

Viewers will see Steven Pasquale joining the series in the role of Mark Brett and David Tennant in the role of Gianpiero, who is Danny and Claude's neighbor. Steven Pasquale has previously appeared in many hit series, including Rescue Me, Six Feet Under, and Coma.

David Tennant, the two-time BAFTA Award nominee, is known for his roles in the famous series Broadchurch, Doctor Who, and Jessica Jones.