Only Murders in the Building Season 2 trailer offers a glimpse at new stars Cara Delevingne and Amy Schumer
The first shot of the trailer features all three of them standing together outside the Arconia.
'We've been warned not to speak out,' Putnam says, while another shot finds reporters hording him as he leaves the Supreme Court of the State of New York building. Warned: 'We've been warned not to speak out,' Putnam says, while another shot finds reporters hording him as he leaves the Supreme Court of the State of New York building
The group is seen outside in the courtyard watching fireworks, while another shot offers the first look at Cara Delevingne, interacting with Mora. New character: It was reported by Deadline in December that Delevingne was cast as Alice, described as, 'a sophisticated art world insider who becomes enmeshed in the mystery'
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