What I've learned from this is the Shadow and Bone cast knows how to throw a party, and I need to be invited to one.
Timea Saghy / Netflix
So, to celebrate the release of Season 2, we had Jesse Mei Li, Ben Barnes, Daisy Head, Lewis Tan, Anna Leong Brophy, and Patrick Gibson play a game of Who's Who, and they really are the best cast both on and off screen.They revealed some of the hilarious parties they would throw after a long day of filming, including one where everyone was dressing up as each other, and Danielle told Calahan Skogman to come dressed as Amita Suman. However, when Cal arrived, it was all a playful prank.
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