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TrailerFrank settles into his new role as Vice President as the second season of 'House of Cards' begins. Elsewhere, Claire confronts a painful trauma from her past, while Lucas presses for the truth. New alliances form while old ones succumb to deception and betrayal. Francis and Claire must battle threats past and present to avoid losing everything.Genre: Crime, PsychologicalActors: Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Kate Mara, Michael Kelly, Sakina Jaffrey, Kristen Connolly, Sebastian Arcelus, Michel Gill, Molly Parker, Nathan Darrow, Sandrine Holt, ...»Director: David FincherCountry: United StatesDuration: 60 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 8.6Rating(18) Voted1 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "House Of Cards - Season 2"
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Characters of "House Of Cards - Season 2"
Francis UnderwoodPlayed by: Kevin Spacey
Claire UnderwoodPlayed by: Robin Wright
Zoe BarnesPlayed by: Kate Mara
Doug StamperPlayed by: Michael Kelly
Linda VasquezPlayed by: Sakina Jaffrey
Christina GallagherPlayed by: Kristen Connolly
Lucas GoodwinPlayed by: Sebastian Arcelus
President Garrett WalkerPlayed by: Michel Gill
Jackie SharpPlayed by: Molly Parker
Edward MeechumPlayed by: Nathan Darrow
Gillian ColePlayed by: Sandrine Holt
Rachel PosnerPlayed by: Rachel Brosnahan
Janine SkorskyPlayed by: Constance Zimmer
Bob BirchPlayed by: Larry Pine
Terry WomackPlayed by: Curtiss Cook
FreddyPlayed by: Reg E. Cathey
Nancy KaufbergerPlayed by: Elizabeth Norment
Oliver SpencePlayed by: Michael Warner
Dr. LarsonPlayed by: Theresa McCarthy
Staffer #3Played by: Maalik Evans
Lucas MurphyPlayed by: Nathan Ferguson
Connor EllisPlayed by: Sam Page
Raymond TuskPlayed by: Gerald McRaney
Catherine DurantPlayed by: Jayne Atkinson
Ted HavemeyerPlayed by: David Clennon
Tom HammerschmidtPlayed by: Boris McGiver
Rachel MaddowPlayed by: Rachel Maddow
Chief JusticePlayed by: Michael Gabel
Frank Underwood SecurityPlayed by: Justin Doescher
Underwood Secret ServicePlayed by: Lamont Easter
Gavin OrsayPlayed by: Jimmi Simpson
Hector MendozaPlayed by: Benito Martinez
Nathan GreenPlayed by: Jeremy Holm
Lisa WilliamsPlayed by: Kate Lyn Sheil
Remy DantonPlayed by: Mahershala Ali
Rep. Donald BlythePlayed by: Reed Birney
Megan HennesseyPlayed by: Libby Woodbridge
Xander FengPlayed by: Terry Chen
Seth GraysonPlayed by: Derek Cecil
Ayla SayyadPlayed by: Mozhan Marnò
Nick HenslowPlayed by: Jeremy Bobb
Augustus UnderwoodPlayed by: Malcolm Madera
Secretary of EnergyPlayed by: Christopher Mann
Red Sox Baseball PlayerPlayed by: Chris Conlon
Daniel LanaginPlayed by: Gil Birmingham
Tommy DevinePlayed by: Albert Jones
Walter DoylePlayed by: Kenneth Tigar
Thomas LarkinPlayed by: Tom Galantich
Adam GallowayPlayed by: Ben Daniels
Candy CrowleyPlayed by: Candy Crowley
Bill GalichPlayed by: Mark Zeisler
Chairman of Joint ChiefsPlayed by: Julian Gamble
Japanese Prime MinisterPlayed by: Ron Nakahara
Heather DunbarPlayed by: Elizabeth Marvel
Tusk's Lawyer #2Played by: Barney Fitzpatrick
Michael KernPlayed by: Kevin Kilner
Congresswoman from TennesseePlayed by: Corinna May
Secret ServicePlayed by: Corey Bente -
Creators of "House Of Cards - Season 2"
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Critic Reviews of "House Of Cards - Season 2"
Denver PostFebruary 19, 2014Kevin Spacey remains a delightful Southern-accented villain as Frank Underwood.
Uncle BarkyFebruary 18, 2014House of Cards remains an absorbing tale of high-level government dysfunction populated by double-dealers who hold their aces under the table.
Minneapolis Star TribuneFebruary 18, 2014Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey) returns for another round of deception, manipulation and BBQ ribs in the second season of House of Cards, the delicious political thriller that has already changed television.
SlateFebruary 13, 2014Harping on the outlandish and silly mechanics of House of Cards' political plots feels like taking it in the wrong spirit.
indieWireFebruary 05, 2014[It] depicts D.C. politics as a mess of personal vendettas... and then along comes Frank with his brisk, conscience-free willingness to take on what's needed to get things done -- he may be a ruthless sociopath, but there's something to admire there.
New York Daily NewsNovember 17, 2015Still, the second season maintains the tension of the first season, and the "Bad Boys at Work" sign is still up. Let the binging begin.
ScreenRantFebruary 19, 2014House of Cards doesn't simply plod along like Frank and Claire's leisurely jog connecting the seasons; it jumps right off a narrative cliff without checking to see what's below.
Boston HeraldFebruary 19, 2014Ever so dark, House (of Cards) has a diabolical sense of humor.
Paste MagazineFebruary 18, 2014I needed to stop after the credits rolled because there was no way a second episode could be this good.
John Hanlon ReviewsFebruary 17, 2014An intoxicating, politically-savvy and aggressively-watchable piece of fantastic fiction.
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