Galavant - Season 2
"Sing his name."
Having discovered the dark side of Madalena, our dashing hero’s adventures continue as he embarks on an unlikely bromance with King Richard and fights to rekindle the romance with his true love Isabella.
"Sing his name."
Having discovered the dark side of Madalena, our dashing hero’s adventures continue as he embarks on an unlikely bromance with King Richard and fights to rekindle the romance with his true love Isabella.
Joshua Sasse
Galavant
Timothy Omundson
King Richard
Vinnie Jones
Gareth
Mallory Jansen
Madalena
Karen David
Isabella
Luke Youngblood
Sid
Having discovered the dark side of Madalena, our dashing hero’s adventures continue as he embarks on an unlikely bromance with King Richard and fights to rekindle the romance with his true love Isabella.
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