Euphoria season two lands on TV screens on 9th January and joining the cast in this series is American singer-songwriter Dominic Fike.
The hit show from HBO tells the story of a group of high school students as who are dealing with issues with drugs, sex and violence. The storyline centres around the relationship between two young girls trying to find their place in the world: recovering addict Rue (Zendaya) and new-in-town Jules (Hunter Schafer).
Florida born Dominic Fike confirmed his appearance in the hit HBO drama in August 2021.
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The musician is known for the songs ‘3 Nights,’ ‘Why’ and ‘Politics and Violence,’ and has collaborated with other big names such as Halsey, Remi Wolf and even Paul McCartney.
Who does Dominic Fike play in Euphoria season 2?
Dominic joins the cast to play Elliot, a close friend to Zendaya’s character, Rue Bennett. Speaking to Variety about the role, he said he’s a “homie” to Rue and Jules (Hunter Schafer).
Recalling working with his fellow cast members on the latest instalment of the series, Dominic said Zendaya and Hunter are “the nicest people ever.”
“They’re both really funny. We were doing a scene the other day and had to keep redoing it because we just couldn’t stop laughing,” he told the publication.
Euphoria season 2 cast: Who else is in Euphoria season 2?
Starring in the hit high school drama series are Zendaya as Rue Bennett, Hunter Schayfer as Jules Vaughn and Sydney Sweeney as Cassie Howard.
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In addition, there’s The Kissing Booth’s heartthrob Jacob Elordi as Nate Jacobs, Maude Apatow (The King of Staten Island, This Is 40) as Lexi Howards, Alexa Demi (Waves) as Maddie Perez, and Barbie Ferreira (Unpregnant) as Kat Hernandez.
How to watch Euphoria season 2 in the UK
Euphoria season two lands in the UK on 10th January 2022 and can be found either on Sky Atlantic or NOW TV.
NOW TV subscriptions start at £9.99 a month with an Entertainment package, which would allow a UK viewer to stream Euphoria and a range of other TV shows and box sets.
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