The Boys have signed new cast members who can be brutally crushed in season 4 – or become part of one of the many exciting storylines. The preparations for the new episodes of Amazon’s superhero series run at full speed. As Variety reports, these 3 stars will join the cast.
The Boys season 4 brings in a cast member for Hughie’s mom
Hughie (Jack Quaid) is one of the most important characters in The Boys, grounding the Vought conflict. We get to know him in Season 1 as a harmless Normalo who lives with his divorced father (Simon Pegg). His mother didn’t show up for 3 seasons. That changes in the new season.
Rosemarie DeWitt (Supernatural) plays Hughie’s mother
Rob Benedict (Supernatural) has been signed for an as yet undisclosed role
Elliot Knight (Titans) is also on board for an as-yet-unknown character
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The Walking Dead star Jeffrey Dean Morgan is also in Season 4
This gradually fills the bloody Supe parquet. A few months ago, Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s casting became known, which fits The Boys like a glove. He does it with Dewitt and Benedict Dozens of The Boys stars with Supernatural pasts completely. Supernatural and The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke apparently likes people with a stable smell.
When are new episodes of The Boys coming out?
It is not yet known when The Boys will return. A start in late summer 2023 seems realistic. But don’t panic: The Boys spin-off Gen V is scheduled to run on Amazon before The Boys Season 4.
The Boys Season 3: Better (and Badder) Than Marvel?
Now available in full on Amazon Prime, The Boys Season 3 is better than ever. We talk about the highlights of the 3rd season, clarify why the superhero satire has made a big leap in quality and give an outlook on the already confirmed season 4.
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We end up discussing why The Boys is so superior to the MCU series at the moment. The Amazon series has outstripped the Marvel Universe in its specialty of all things: serial storytelling.
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