Australian actor and musician Charlie Evans joined the cast of the post-apocalyptic political thriller Paradise for its second season, which premiered February 23, 2026, on Hulu.

The series, which also streams on Disney+, released its first three episodes at 3 AM ET and 12 AM PT according to asatunews.co.id. Evans portrays Jeremy Bradford, the troubled son of a murdered United States president, navigating family trauma and secrets within the show’s complex world.

Born in the rainforest of Byron Bay, Australia, Evans was raised by musician parents and moved to Los Angeles at age 10. He had already been performing in various theater groups since the age of 6, providing a practical edge for his placement in a serialized drama as reported by el-balad.com.

The character of Bradford harbors an affinity for 1980s and 1990s rock music, frequently sharing memories of dancing to these classic tracks with his father. Evans continues to juggle acting and music careers, a split that fits the creative positioning of the role.

The returning ensemble is led by Sterling K. Brown as Secret Service agent Xavier Collins and Julianne Nicholson as bunker mastermind Samantha “Sinatra” Redmond. The expanded cast also features James Marsden as President Cal Bradford and Krys Marshall as Agent Nicole Robinson, alongside Nicole Brydon Bloom, Aliyah Mastin, and Percy Daggs IV.

Media outlet Art Threat and a later March 4, 2026 profile described the casting addition and the performance capabilities of the actor.

“The Aussie-born actor comes from a musical family, bringing authenticity and emotional depth to his role as Jeremy Bradford.” stated Art Threat.

The production celebrated its February 2026 premiere with a red carpet event at the Paramount Theatre in Los Angeles, California, where Evans walked the red carpet.