It’s tough to trust anything that comes out of Samantha "Elvis" Redford’s (Julianne Nicholson) mouth at this point in the series, but episode 7 reveals a new sincerity to her actions. The Paradise founder doesn’t lie so much as she just sort of hides the truth.

SIGN UP FOR DECIDER DIGEST FOR NEWS AND STREAMING RECOMMENDATIONS Using Agent Xavier Collins, President Cal Bradford, and the countless colleagues, friends, and family of theirs who either are or aren’t going to make it to the end of the day as focal points,

The following piece contains spoilers about the latest episode of Paradise, titled “The Day.” The series had to go back to the start before Paradise could reach the end of its acclaimed first season.

"Paradise" stars James Marsden and Sterling K. brown break down the story between Xavier and Cal in Episode 7.

Paradise ‘s penultimate episode delivered levels of stress not often experienced from tuning into an hourlong drama, but despite the fast-paced nature of the pivotal flashback installment, viewers get to spend an extended amount of time with Cal Bradford ( James Marsden ), the president who kicks off the show’s murder mystery.

James Marsden is looking to make his biopic debut - and has his sights set on Mickey Blue Eyes. "Paradise" actor Marsden told The Post that he aspires to portray Frank Sinatra onscreen in a feature similar to Oscar-winning 2004 Ray Charles biopic "Ray.

James Marsden is open to playing Frank Sinatra in a biopic, like Timothée Chalamet’s portrayal of Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown or Jamie Foxx’s portrayal of Ray Charles in 2004’s Ray. In a new interview,

James Marsden is ready to go the way of Timothée Chalamet in A Complete Unknown and the many other actors who've portrayed the true stories of singers over the years. His role of choice is Frank Sinatra.