‘Big Mistakes’ Adds Poorna Jagannathan & Lorenzo De Moor As Recurring For Season 2

Deadline•Mon, Aug 31, 2026, 06:00 PM•2 min read

Netflix’s comedy series Big Mistakes has added two recurring cast members as it goes into production on Season 2. Poorna Jagannathan has been cast as Dréa, and Lorenzo De Moor will play Leo, the streamer revealed Monday. Along with the casting announcement, Netflix confirmed that production on ...

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