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Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin are back in The Kominsky Method season 2 trailer

October 7, 2019 by Ricky Church

Netflix has released atrailer for the upcoming second season of The Kominsky Method. Starring Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin, the comedy series follows two old friends navigating their elderly lives in Los Angeles. Watch the trailer below…

The Kominsky Method also stars Nancy Travis, Sarah Baker with guest stars that will include Lisa Edelstein, Emily Osment, Graham Rogers, Ann-Margret, Jay Leno, Patti LaBelle and Ashleigh LaThorpe. The second season will also feature Kathleen Turner (Romancing The Stone), Jane Seymour (Wedding Crashers) and Paul Reiser (Stranger Things in special guest roles.

The sun isn’t setting yet on the once famous Sandy Kominsky and his longtime agent Norman Newlander. Academy Award® Winners Michael Douglas (Kominsky) and Alan Arkin (Newlander) star as two friends tackling life’s inevitable curveballs as they navigate their later years in Los Angeles, a city that values youth and beauty.

Filed Under: News, Ricky Church, Television, Trailers Tagged With: alan alda, Jane Seymour, Kathleen Turner, Michael Douglas, netflix, Paul Reiser, The Kominsky Method

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