AMC's Interview With the Vampire & The Walking Dead: Dead City; AppleTV+'s Wild Things; CBS' Elsbeth; and Prime Video's Invincible.
PRIME VIDEO's INVINCIBLE
- Lee Pace has joined the voice cast of the animated drama's upcoming fourth season. He currently stars in AppleTV+'s Foundation, which has been renewed for a fourth season.
- He will play Thragg, the leader of the Viltrum Empire as Grand Regent. Trained from birth for this role, he rules his people through strength, cruelty, and will - determined to restore Viltrum to its previous glory at any cost.
APPLE TV+'s WILD THINGS
- Justin Bartha, Cameron Britton and Bill Heck have landed recurring roles on the upcoming limited series starring Jude Law and Andrew Garfield. Bartha previously starred in the National Treasure and The Hangover film franchises. Britton starred in the first season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy and in the Spectrum limited series Manhunt: Deadly Games. Heck starred in the first season of FX's The Old Man and recurred on Peacock's Teacup.
- Bartha will play Ken Feld, the head of Feld Entertainment who worked with Siegfried (Law) and Roy (Garfield) for years.
- Britton will play David Neal, a USDA investigator who was assigned to look into the nearly fatal tiger attack on Roy.
- Heck will play Jimmy Lavery, a consultant on Siegfried and Roy's early stage show.
AMC's THE WALKING DEAD: DEAD CITY
- Raúl Castillo has been cast as a new series regular on the drama's upcoming third season. He currently stars in the HBO limited series Task. He previously starred for two seasons in HBO's Looking and recurred on Netflix's Atypical.
- He will play Luis.
CBS' ELSBETH
- Lana Condor will appear in an upcoming episode of the drama's third season. She previously starred in Netflix's To All the Boys film franchise. She also starred in Syfy's one-season drama Deadly Class and in the Netflix limited series Boo, Bitch.
- She will play Peyton, the much younger girlfriend of a college basketball coach. She uses her influence to act as a de facto assistant coach, despite the fact that the team and its fans would prefer she remain on the sidelines. When the school's athletic director winds up dead after a heated confrontation with Peyton, the campus gleefully blames the most hated woman in college basketball.
AMC's INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE
- Sheila Atim, Noah Reid, Ryan Kattner, Seamus Patterson and Sarah Swire have booked recurring roles on the drama's upcoming third season. Atim previously starred in the film The Woman King and in the Prime Video limited series The Underground Railroad. Reid starred for four seasons in Pop's Schitt's Creek and two seasons in Prime Video's Outer Range. Kattner served as music supervisor on the drama's first two seasons. Patterson recurred on Paramount+'s Star Trek: Discovery and MGM+'s From. Swire recurred on Global's Departure and CBC's Murdoch Mysteries.
- Atim will play Akasha. Reid will play Larry. Kattner will play Salamander. Patterson will play Alex. Swire will play TC.
