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‘Paradise’ Executive Producer Explains Why Julianne Nicholson’s Character Had to Go Down with the Bunker in Season 2

The Hollywood Reporter · 2 months ago

“Her arc is one of my favorites of the whole show,” says John Hoberg of Sinatra.

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