Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen Cast: Where You've Seen The Stars Before

Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen is a wedding drama with deeply sinister undertones Netflix ’s new horror series Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen has already drawn comparisons to genre classics like Rosemary’s Baby and Carrie thanks to its nightmarish themes. Created by Haley Z Boston, the writer of another Netflix horror Brand New Cherry Flavour, and produced by the Duffer Brothers (of Stranger Things fame), the series follows the unnerving events leading up to a young couple’s wedding. If you’ve dared to watch it, you might have spotted one or two familiar faces among the cast. Wondering which of their past jaunts you’ve seen them in? Here’s a quick guide to where you could have spotted them before… Camila Morrone Camila Morrone as Roxana in season two of The Night Manager You’re most likely to recognise Camila Morrone from her Emmy-nominated performance in the series Daisy Jones & The Six , where she played band photographer Camila Dunne, the wife of Sam Claflin’s character. More recently, Camila appeared in the second series of The Night Manager as Colombian businesswoman Roxana Bolaños, a reluctant ally of Tom Hiddleston’s Jonathan Pine. Over on the big screen, you might have seen her in the Eli Roth thriller Death Wish, Never Goin’ Back, Marmalade, Gonzo Girl or Mickey And The Bear. Adam DiMarco Adam DiMarco as Albie in the second season of The White Lotus Adam DiMarco is best-known for playing the socially-awkward-yet-immensely-privileged Albie Di Grasso in The White Lotus ’ second outing (yes, the Sicily season). He currently stars as Peter in Prime Video college comedy series Overcompensating, and has also been seen in Pillow Talk, The Good Doctor, The Order, The Magicians and Charmed. Gus Birney Gus Birney as Mel in Netflix's Black Rabbit This isn’t Gus’ first foray into the horror world, as she’s probably most well-known for playing Gaynor opposite Courteney Cox in the comedy-horror series Shining Vale. Gus has also appeared in Netflix’s 2025 miniseries Black Rabbit as hostess Mel, and had a recurring role in the Apple TV+ Dickinson, which stars Hailee Steinfeld as the writer Emily Dickinson. You might have also caught her in The Last Frontier, The Blacklist, Insatiable or The Mist, as well as movies like I’m Thinking Of Ending Things, Plan B, Giving Birth To A Butterfly, Happiness For Beginners and Asleep In My Palm. Karla Crome Karla Crome as Jess in Misfits British actor and writer Karla Crome is a regular on telly, following her major breakthrough in the E4 series Misfits , playing Jess in seasons four and five. Since then, she’s gone on to appear in Lightfields, Prisoners’ Wives, The Level, You, Me And The Apocalypse, The Victim and Carnival Row. She also played Lucy in Daisy May Cooper’s BBC series Am I Being Unreasonable?, as well as Pattie Walker in the much talked about Netflix show Toxic Town and Bella in Harlan Coben’s Lazarus. Jeff Wilbusch Jeff Wilbusch in the BBC drama The Little Drummer Girl Jeff had his major breakthrough playing Moishe Lefkovitch in the Emmy-nominated Netflix miniseries Unorthodox. You might have also seen him in Park Chan-wook’s acclaimed BBC spy series The Little Drummer Girl , which also starred Florence Pugh and Alexander Skarsgård . He has also had roles in TV productions Oslo, Keep Breathing, The Calling, and in German horror film Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes. Jennifer Jason Leigh Jennifer Jason Leigh in Quentin Tarantino's 2015 Western The Hateful Eight A fixture on our screens since the 1970s, Jennifer’s big break was in teen movie Fast Times At Ridgemont High. She’s perhaps best known for her role in iconic ’90s thriller Single White Female, where she played the unhinged roommate Hedy opposite co-lead Bridget Fonda. She later picked up a Golden Globe and Academy Award nomination for her depiction of fugitive “Crazy” Daisy Domergue in Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight. You might have also seen her in many of the other projects in her vast filmography, which includes big hitters like Last Exit To Brooklyn, Miami Blues, The Machinist, Annihilation, Possessor, The Jacket, Synecdoche, New York, Margot At The Wedding and In The Cut. TV fans will know Jennifer for her playing Elsa in Netflix comedy Atypical, as well as roles in Fargo, Weeds, Revenge, Twin Peaks: The Return, Patrick Melrose, The Affair, Lisey’s Story and Hunters. Ted Levine Ted Levine as Buffalo Bill in The Silence Of The Lambs Ted Levine has a certain knack for roles that make your blood run cold, and is most famous for playing serial killer Buffalo Bill in everyone’s favourite cannibal film The Silence Of The Lambs. He’s also appeared in Heat, Shutter Island, The Hills Have Eyes, Memoirs Of A Geisha, American Gangster and The Report, balancing it out with roles in lighter titles like Flubber, Jurassic Park: Fallen World and The Fast And The Furious. Ted is also a big name in TV, and you might know him for playing Leland Stottlemeyer in 2000s show Monk or for his appearances in Ray Donovan, Wonderland, Luck, The Bridge, Mad Dogs, The Alienist and Mayfair Witches. Zlatko Burić Zlatko Burić in Wonder Man Croatian-Danish actor Zlatko is most recognisable for playing Russian oligarch Dimitry in the dark comedy Triangle of Sadness. You might have also seen him in films like The Bride, 2012, Wolfs, Rumours, Mayday, Bleeder, 2025’s Superman and the Pusher trilogy. Zlatko is less well-known for his TV work, but you might still recognise him from Wonder Man, Copenhagen Cowboy, Snatch or 1864. Sawyer Fraser Sawyer Fraser as Nico, a child with cancer, in The Good Doctor What with being a child, Sawyer doesn’t have too many roles under his belt just yet. However you might have spotted him in medical drama The Good Doctor, after it gained a new audience when it was added to Netflix at the start of the year. All eight episodes of Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen are now streaming on Netflix. MORE NETFLIX NEWS: Nicola Coughlan Opens Up About Her Stranger Things Audition Bridgerton Boss Says Francesca And Michaela's Season Will Celebrate 'Queer Joy' Where You've Seen All The New Stars Of Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Before

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