Apple TV's Guilty Creatures; CBS' Marshals; HBO's Harry Potter; and MGM+'s The Black Tapes.
MGM+'s THE BLACK TAPES
- Sosie Bacon will play the female lead opposite Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in the upcoming drama based on the horror podcast. She previously starred in the HBO limited series Mare of Easttown and recurred on Netflix's 13 Reasons Why. She will next be seen in the upcoming second season of Prime Video's Scarpetta.
- In the drama, Dr. Richard Strand (Coster-Waldau), a brilliant psychiatrist with a mysterious past, teams with the obsessed, methodical physicist Alex Regan (Bacon) to debunk paranormal cases of hauntings, possessions, disappearances, and sinister legends - the infamous black tapes. But as Strand and Regan unravel the secrets of these events, they uncover a hidden occult world behind our own and must unravel a centuries-old apocalyptic conspiracy.
HBO's HARRY POTTER
- Jasper Talbot, Hannah Chinn and Harry Gilby will appear in the drama's upcoming second season. Talbot previously recurred on ITV's Broadchurch. Chinn recurred on MGM+'s Domina and Channel 5's Ellis. Gilby starred in the fifth season of Netflix's The Last Kingdom.
- Talbot and Chinn will play James and Lily Potter, Harry Potter's (Dominic McLaughlin) parents.
- Gilby will play Charlie Weasley, the second eldest son of Molly (Katherine Parkinson) and Arthur Weasley (Rafe Spall).
CBS' MARSHALS
- Judd Lormand and Beau Knapp have booked recurring roles on the drama's second season. Both actors previously starred in CBS/Paramount+'s SEAL Team - with Lormand appearing in all seven seasons (three as a series regular) and Knapp starring in the seventh season.
- Lormand will play Eddie, a Homeland Security Investigations officer visiting from New York in preparation for a high-profile trial. Grounded, a father and former athlete, not afraid to hop into the fray, he appreciates a straight answer and admires an operator with strong instincts and guts.
- Knapp will play Eric, the intense leader of a farming cult group suspected of running a large counterfeit alcohol operation. A master manipulator with a God complex, eerily calm in tense situations, he is a sharp reader of vulnerable people who use their weakest points to control them.
APPLE TV's GUILTY CREATURES
- Brian d'Arcy James, Reed Birney and Gus Birney have landed recurring roles on the upcoming drama starring Julia Garner and Lewis Pullman. James previously starred in Peacock's one-season drama The Copenhagen Test and recurred on Paramount+'s Evil. Reed Birney recurred on NBC's The Blacklist, FX's American Horror Story: Delicate and Apple TV's Silo. Gus Birney starred for two seasons in Starz's Shining Vale and in the Netflix limited series Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen.
- No details were immediately announced about the characters they will be playing.
