'White Lotus' star Murray Bartlett signs up for season 2 of 'Physical'
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ show Physical has a new star.
- White Lotus star Murray Bartlett has signed on for Physical season two.
- Bartlett will play Vincent 'Vinnie' Green.
Apple TV+ show Physical has a new star for its second season following the news that Murray Bartlett of White Lotus fame has signed on. Bartlett will play a character that will be the rival of the main character of the show, Sheila.
The Apple TV+ show is getting ready to share its second season and Variety reports that it's made a new hire that will turn out to have an important role.
While the actor didn't go into too many details he did say that he'll play Vincent 'Vinnie' Green, "a charismatic fitness instructor, weight loss guru and late-night infomercial pioneer. He and Sheila are both friends and rivals who struggle privately with personal demons."
While perhaps not as well-received as hit shows like Ted Lasso and The Morning Show, Physical has proven popular since its arrival and all eyes will be on that second season to see what comes next.
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