Paradise' creator Dan Fogelman was 'devasted' when Julianne Nicholson couldn't join the cast as Sinatra, so he told a white lie.

Here, Nicholson talks about her character’s evolution on the drama from Dan Fogelman and whether it’s unfair to assume that her intentions are all bad. DEADLINE Let’s back up for a bit. What was it like when you first received the scripts for Paradise?

Paradise ‘s first season is quickly approaching its end, but fans can rest assured knowing the drama from This Is Us duo Sterling K. Brown and Dan Fogelman will be back for Season 2 on Hulu.

Paradise stars Sarah Shahi and Julianne Nicholson tell CBR what they thought of the Hulu drama, and why Sinatra and Gabriela aren't easy to dismiss.

Paradise is a new political thriller from Hulu that is receiving rave reviews in its first season, which premiered in Jan. 2025. The series is led by Sterling K. Brown, Julianne Nicholson, and James Marsden,

The star, who plays the architect of a post-apocalyptic world in Dan Fogelman's mystery series, talks about that big Sterling K. Brown twist (and shower scene) and shares hopes for a 'Sex/Life' resuscitation.

Both 'Paradise' and 'Lost' share many similarities, but the ability to plan for future seasons makes a huge difference.

The twisty drama from This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman and starring Sterling ... Brown, marking a This Is Us reunion with Fogelman, stars as Agent Xavier Collins. James Marsden, Julianne Nicholson, Sarah Shahi, Jon Beavers, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Krys ...

Dan Fogelman, the creative mastermind behind This is Us and Crazy, Stupid, Love has done it again. Paradise, an original Hulu and Disney + series that defines genre, received seven million views in its first weeks on the streaming platforms.