BET+ & Tyler Perry Studios Renew ‘All The Queen’s Men’ for Season 2
Preeminent streamer of Black content, BET+, and Tyler Perry Studios have announced the sexy drama “All The Queen’s Men” will return for a second season.
Production is underway at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. The series based on the popular book “Ladies Night,” created by Christian Keyes.
The one-hour drama will pick up on the life of “Marilyn ‘Madam’ DeVille,” played by Eva Marcille. In season one, viewers witnessed Madam‘s swagger as a fierce businesswoman who rules all in the lucrative male exotic nightclub industry. She is surrounded by a band of trusted employees who are down to make sure that Madam and her empire is successful.
As her journey continues, she is hell bent on expanding her Queendom. However, she soon discovers that more money and more power mean more problems. Season Two will pick up to see her navigate this sexy yet dangerous world if she wants to stay alive and ahead of the game.
Fans will also rejoin Madam‘s loyal team as the following series regulars return: Skyh Alvester Black as “Amp ‘Addiction’ Anthony,” Candace Maxwell as “DJ Dime,” Racquel Palmer as “Blue,” Michael ‘Bolo’ Bolwaire as “Doc,” Keith ‘Fatal Attraction’ Swift as “Babyface,” Dion Rome as “El Fuego,” and Jeremy ‘Masterpiece’ Williams as “Midnight.” Christian Keyes will also reprise his intriguing role as “The Concierge.” Additionally, recurring cast member Carter the Body returns as “Trouble” solidifying her spot in Club Eden amongst a roster of hot male counterparts.
“All the Queen’s Men” Season Two is executive produced by Tyler Perry and Christian Keyes. “All The Queen’s Men” is one of the first shows from Tyler Perry Studios’ scripted development arm, Pitch Black Development LLC, Headed by the studio’s President of Production & Development, Michelle Sneed. The series received an unprecedented episode order increase by BET+ from eight half-hour episodes to ten one-hour episodes.
“All the Queen’s Men” Season One is currently streaming exclusively on BET+.
