#casting-news

#casting-news

Craymer describes Carpenter as a potential cast member to join the star-studded ensemble, suggesting she could play a goddess or relation who resembles Meryl Streep.

Zach Braff has signed a deal to reprise his role as J.D. in the revival of Scrubs, which aired from 2001 to 2009.

Sarah Michelle Gellar and Elijah Wood join the sequel, bringing their backgrounds as hunters from other iconic roles. The plot remains under wraps.

"Since 2014, the beach-set offshoot series has been featuring fan-favorite Bachelor Nation stars hoping for another chance at finding love."

Reese Witherspoon announced Lexi Minetree as the lead for the Legally Blonde prequel series, showcasing her standout audition and celebrating the '90s high school experience of Elle Woods.

Nanjiani is set to play a high-ranking official within the Brotherhood of Steel, bringing comedy chops and acting pedigree to Fallout season two.

Cynthia Erivo expressed her desire to play Storm from Marvel's X-Men, emphasizing her belief that the character's 'grandness' and 'inner turmoil' remain unexplored.

I collect comics, and I don't do so much anymore, but [Lobo] was always my favorite, and I always wanted to play Lobo, because I'm like, 'Hello? It's the perfect role,' ... If they call and ask me to play him, it's a fuck yeah" Momoa posted to Instagram, taking the quote from a past interview. Alongside the snippet, Momoa simply commented, "They called."

Christian Bale’s iconic performance in American Psycho has stayed with audiences, but Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming adaptation shows promise with Austin Butler in the lead role, indicating a fresh yet familiar take on the character.

Jeremy Allen White’s casting as Rotta the Hutt in The Mandalorian & Grogu is a surprising choice, indicative of the trend of big names in unexpected roles.

Deadline reports that Culkin will be coming aboard the Fallout show for this second season, playing "a crazy genius-type character" in what'll be a recurring role.

“Honestly, I couldn't believe it. I think I was in like such disbelief but like also I was like so grateful because when I got it, I was in a time and in a place of mind where I was really self-doubting myself.” - Janice LeAnn Brown reflects on her joyous reaction to landing a role in the new series, emphasizing her gratitude and overcoming self-doubt.

Henry Cavill has joined the cast of the upcoming live-action Voltron adaptation, confirming his next franchise project after stepping away from both the Man of Steel and Geralt of Rivia roles. With Cavill's casting, excitement builds as audiences look forward to the new interpretation of this beloved property.

The new series, currently believed to be called The Paper, follows the same documentary crew from The Office as they explore a failing Midwestern newspaper.