AMC's Thunder Road; FX's Shogun; HBO's Industry; NBC's Chicago Fire & Law & Order; and Netflix's Myron Bolitar.
NETFLIX's MYRON BOLITAR
- Ra'Mya Latiah Aikens, Isaiah Hill, Amanda Warren, Quincy Isaiah, Bebe Neuwirth, Griffin Dunne, Melissa Benoist, Charlie Tahan, Jamie Hector and Sandrine Holt have joined the cast of the upcoming drama starring Colin Woodell. Aikens can currently be seen in Shakespeare in the Park's Romeo and Juliet. Hill previously starred for two seasons in Apple TV's Swagger. Warren starred for two seasons in Netflix's The Night Agent. Isaiah starred for two seasons in HBO's Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty. Neuwirth is a two-time Emmy Award winner for NBC's Cheers and a two-time Tony Award winner for Sweet Charity and Chicago. Dunne starred for two seasons in NBC's This Is Us. Benoist starred for six seasons in The CW's Supergirl. Tahan starred for four seasons in Netflix's Ozark. Hector starred for three seasons in HBO's The Wire and seven seasons in Prime Video's Bosch. Holt recurred on Apple TV's Your Friends & Neighbors and Imperfect Women.
- Aikens will play Wanda Green, Dwayne Richmond's (Jabari Banks) charming and smart fiancée determined to protect Dwayne and their relationship.
- Hill will play Jayden Elder, an incoming college freshman and a generational basketball player primed to be the first overall pick in the NBA draft.
- Warren will play Deanna Richmond, Dwayne's mother. She worries about the pressure on her son, but has complete faith in Myron (Woodell).
- Isaiah will play Rodney Keys, one of Myron's clients, an NBA player with a big heart and questionable decision-making skills.
- Neuwirth will play Ellen Bolitar, Myron's mother, a former public defender, who lives in a house Myron bought for his parents before his basketball career came to a grinding halt.
- Dunne will play Alan Bolitar, Myron's father, who is extremely close with his son, serving as a source of good advice and unwavering support.
- Benoist will play Valerie Simpson, a former tennis star launching a comeback five years after a tragic, mysterious breakdown on center court.
- Tahan will play Roger Quincy, an off-kilter man who doesn't want to be defined by his past but can't seem to stay away from it.
- Hector will play Avery Crowder, a man with a criminal past determined to succeed in the business of sports - and by any means necessary.
- Holt will play Detective Sharon Steele, a detective in the major case squad brought in to help investigate a high-profile case.
AMC's THUNDER ROAD
- Devon Allman has booked a recurring role on the upcoming drama starring Dennis Quaid. The singer-songwriter will make his acting debut on the series.
- He will play Jimmy Fuchs, a silver-tongued Southern operator whose easy charm and "sportsman's club" credentials barely conceal the danger underneath.
HBO's INDUSTRY
- Zosia Mamet has landed a recurring role on the drama's upcoming fifth and final season. She previously starred for six seasons in HBO's Girls and two seasons in HBO Max's The Flight Attendant.
- She will play Carmen Dame, a fitness influencer-turned-wellness tech founder and CEO.
NBC's CHICAGO FIRE
- Da'Vinchi is set as a new series regular on the drama's upcoming 15th season. He previously starred for four seasons in Starz's BMF. He also recurred on Freeform's Grown-ish and The CW's All American.
- He will play Marcus Burke, a firefighter candidate at Firehouse 51. Roguish and funny with a wry sense of humor, he's also a little defiant.
FX's SHOGUN
- Rick Kumazawa has scored a recurring role on the drama's upcoming second season. He previously guest starred on CBS' S.W.A.T., HBO's Veep, Netflix's You, TNT's Animal Kingdom, Freeform's Grown-ish, and ABC's Grey's Anatomy.
- He will play Gaspar. No additional details were announced about the character.
NBC's LAW & ORDER
- Reid Scott will be departing the cast of the drama in its upcoming 26th season. He joined the veteran police procedural as a series regular during its 23rd season. He will appear in several episodes of the upcoming season to wrap up his character's arc. Moreover, James Badge Dale (Hightown, Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy) has been cast as a new series regular. He will make his debut following Scott's departure.
- Scott plays Senior Detective Vincent Riley, who was partnered alongside Junior Detective Theo Walker during the 25th season.
- Badge will play a new senior detective.
