James Marsden in Paradise plays the world's most powerful man with the brains of George W. Bush, the morals of Bill Clinton , the sex drive of JFK and attention span of Donald Trump.

Note: The following story contains spoilers from “Paradise” Episodes 1-3. “Paradise” centers its murder mystery around Sterling K. Brown’s Agent Xavier Collins and James Marsden’s ...

“Paradise” centers its murder mystery around Sterling K. Brown’s Agent Xavier Collins and James Marsden’s President Cal Bradford — a complex relationship Marsden describes as reminiscent ...

a Secret Service agent assigned to protect U.S. President Cal Bradford (James Marsden), who was murdered in the first episode that aired on Tuesday. Thanks to the time-jumping, Cal shows up a lot ...

Hulu Brown is serious again in "Paradise," a tearjerking, time-jumping thriller in which Brown stars as Special Agent Xavier Collins, a Secret Service agent assigned to protect U.S. President Cal ...

Krys Marshall is just like Us — and seriously fangirled when she found out she was playing James Marsden’s love interest on the new Hulu series, Paradise. “Like cartoon wolf, [with] eyeballs ...

James Marsden, the Hollywood A-Lister who has appeared in numerous blockbusters and beloved shows, once took part in a Truman Show style reality series. The show involved a contestant being lied ...

James Marsden ... That's what (Sonic) called me, the Donut Lord. But no death! I don't die in the Sonic movies, thank goodness." Although he added: "There's always time." Marsden encouraged ...

Xavier is the head of security for U.S. president Cal Bradford (Marsden), living a seemingly idyllic life with his two kids. Things change one morning when Xavier finds the president dead on the floor ...

Hulu's "Paradise," which stars Brown as CIA agent Xavier Collins, who is suspected of killing the president, Cal Bradford, played by James Marsden.

Dan Fogelman's newest show, Paradise, shocked viewers — and the cast — by killing off James Marsden's character Cal during the first episode. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly ...

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