Thursday, June 12, 2025

Casting News - Charles Baker, Irene Choi, Laëtitia Hollard and Lucas Iverson Enter 'The Pitt'; Plus 3 More Updates!

Casting News - June 12, 2025

Hulu's Paradise; Max's The Pitt; Netflix's Little House on the Prairie; and Prime Video's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.





PRIME VIDEO's THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER
  • Andrew Richardson, Zubin Varla and Adam Young have been cast in recurring roles on the drama's upcoming third season. Richardson previously guest starred on TBS' The Last O.G. and FOX's Fantasy Island. Varla recurred on Epix's Deep State and Disney+'s Andor. Young recurred on BBC One's EastEnders and AppleTV+'s Masters of the Air.
  • No details were immediately announced about the characters they will be playing.
MAX's THE PITT
  • Charles Baker, Irene Choi, Laëtitia Hollard and Lucas Iverson have landed recurring roles on the drama's upcoming second season. Baker previously recurred on AMC's Breaking Bad, NBC's The Blacklist and HBO's Perry Mason. Choi starred for two seasons in Netflix's Insatiable and recurred on AppleTV+'s Truth Be Told. Hollard will appear in the upcoming short film Ravel. Iverson appeared in the 2021 film Boys Night.
  • Baker will play Troy, an unhoused man forgotten by most, and a patient in the ED.
  • Choi will play Joy, a third-year medical student with strong boundaries and a vast knowledge of medicine that leans toward the macabre.
  • Hollard will play Emma, a recent nursing school graduate, who some may consider naive.
  • Iverson will play James, a fourth-year medical student.
NETFLIX's LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE
  • Ryan Robbins has booked a recurring role on the upcoming drama based on the novels by Laura Ingalls Wilder. He previously recurred on TNT's Falling Skies and The CW's Riverdale.
  • He will play Russell Kind, a rough and grizzled settler with a cynical world view.
HULU's PARADISE
  • Ryan Michelle Bathé will guest star on the drama's upcoming second season. She is the real-life wife of star and executive producer Sterling K. Brown. She previously starred for two seasons in BET+'s First Wives Club and in NBC's one-season drama The Endgame. She also recurred on NBC's This Is Us and CBS' All Rise.
  • No details were immediately announced about the character she will be playing.