With Mayor of Kingstown heading back into production for its third season with the labor disputes resolved, it’s star Jeremy Renner’s first major work since his snowplow accident at the start of last year. The returns to work make apparent the new faces and increased capacities for who shows up. And for the show’s third season, the clarity is here.
Michael Beach, who first appeared as Kareem Moore, one of the prison guard captains in Kingstown in a recurring role in season 1, has been promoted to series regular for season 3. Richard Brake, Denny Love, and Paula Malcomson, are the newest recurrers alongside the returning Nichole Galicia and Necar Zadegan as Rebecca and Evelyn Foley. Brake is playing Merle Callahan, one of the Aryan shot callers currently serving a life-sentence in Anchor Bay, Malcomson is Anna Fletcher, a Kingstown resident with a request for Mike, and Love plays rookie prison guard Kevin Jackson. The other returning series regulars include co-creator Hugh Dillon, Tobi Bamtefa, Taylor Handley, Emma Laird, Derek Webster, Hamish Allan-Headley and Nishi Munshi.
On their resumes, Beach also stars on another Taylor Sheridan Paramount+ series, Tulsa King. On film, he stars as Frank Hunt in If Beale Street Could Talk and plays the pirate Jesse Kane, Manta David Kane’s father in Aquaman. Brake is best known as Night King on Game Of Thrones and can be seen in Barbarian and Rob Zombie’s The Munsters, with other television roles including on Ray Donovan. Love starred in the miniseries Looking for Alaska and played Barry on Empire, appearing in the film Unpregnant and in minor roles in Lucifer and in Chicago P.D. Malcomson is best known for her roles as Trixie in Deadwood, Abby Donovan in Ray Donovan and Maureen Ashby in Sons of Anarchy, and can soon be seen as Rose Parish on AMC’s upcoming series Parish starring Giancarlo Esposito and Skeet Ulrich. She appeared in films like Tombstone and The Green Mile, and was Katniss’s mother in The Hunger Games films.
Co-created by Dillon and Oscar nominee Taylor Sheridan the series centers on the McLusky family, who act as power brokers in Kingstown, Michigan, where prison is the only profitable thing in town as they attempt to bring order and justice to a town that has neither instead overrun with systemic racism, corruption and inequality.
Source: Deadline
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