The Boys Season 4 just premiered on June 13 with a three-episode debut and a cast that is chock-full of top-caliber actors.
The Amazon Studios series on Prime Video exists in an exaggerated world filled with superheroes. However, superheroes in this universe aren't as great as they’re cracked up to be—in fact, they’re quite terrible people.
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The Cast, Characters, and Actors of The Boys Season 4
Antony Starr - Homelander
The infamous Homelander leads the show, brought to life by the incredibly talented Antony Starr. Imagine an evil version of Superman, and that should give a good idea of what he can do.
Following the events of Season 3, where he brutally slaughtered a protester in front of everyone, Homelander is now forced to juggle the pressure of being on trial in front of the world while also raising his son, Ryan. It’s not an easy status quo to juggle.
Fans can see Starr in other projects such as Banshee, Cobweb, and Outrageous Fortune.
- Instagram: @toni.starr
- Wikipedia: Antony Starr
- IMDB: Antony Starr
Karl Urban - Butcher
Karl Urban plays Butcher, the founder of The Boys, who, after using too much Temp V, finds his time on this Earth quickly counting down. To make matters worse, most of his former team despises him for everything he’s done up through the first three seasons.
Butcher’s biggest goal in Season 4 is finding some way to get Ryan away from Homelander before the youngster turns out like his homicidal father. This outcome could potentially signal the end of the world.
Urban has also portrayed iconic characters in Star Trek, The Lord of the Rings series, and Judge Dredd.
- Instagram: @karlurban
- Wikipedia: Karl Urban
- IMDB: Karl Urban
Jack Quaid - Hughie Campbell
Hughie Campbell, played by Jack Quaid, has come a long way since Season 1. Now, he’s a key member of The Boys, and he’s the only reason Butcher hasn’t been thrown out yet.
Season 4 will see Hughie continue to struggle with the idea that he is one of the most useful members of the team, as well as dealing with his dad's sudden medical issues.
Quaid voices Clark Kent in Max’s animated series My Adventures With Superman, and he recently played a key role in Scream V.
- Instagram: @jack_quaid
- Wikipedia: Jack Quaid
- IMDB: Jack Quaid
Erin Moriarty - Starlight/Annie
At the end of The Boys Season 3, Erin Moriarty’s Starlight quit Vought and The Seven to publicly oppose Homelander during his murder trial. She is now a full-fledged member of The Boys, going by the name Annie and having retired her fancy super suit.
Starlight has the ability to take in nearby electrical energy to create blinding lights.
Some previous work of Moriarty’s includes Blood Father, Captain Fantastic, and The Kings of Summer.
- Instagram: @erinlairmoriarty
- Wikipedia: Erin Moriarty
- IMDB: Erin Moriarty
Jessie T. Usher - A-Train
A-Train, played by Jessie T. Usher, grows tired from his life at Vought and is always being pushed and pulled around by Homelander. Despite that, he remains a reluctant member of The Seven.
His power is super-speed, which almost killed him due to the heart problems he suffered in Season 3.
Usher recently starred in the Paramount Pictures horror film Smile and can also be seen in an episode of Tales of the Walking Dead.
- Instagram: @jessietusher
- Wikipedia: Jessie T. Usher
- IMDB: Jessie T. Usher
Laz Alonso - Mother’s Milk
With Butcher out as leader, Laz Alonso’s Mother’s Milk (MM) is now team captain for The Boys. He also has zero patience for Butcher in Season 4 and wants Urban's character off the team.
MM also works directly with the FBI and the United States government to try to take down Victoria Neuman.
Alonso played the role of Tsu’tey in 2009’s Avatar and lends his voice talents to Robot Chicken and My Dad the Bounty Hunter.
- Instagram: @lazofficial
- Wikipedia: Laz Alonso
- IMDB: Laz Alonso
Chace Crawford - The Deep
Chance Crawford’s The Deep is a deeply troubled supe with a laundry list of past sins. While he is a pathetic character all the way around, he somehow managed to land his spot back in The Seven.
He has the ability to communicate with sealife and has increased speed and agility in the water.
Crawford previously starred in Gossip Girl for over 100 episodes. Some other projects of his include Blood & Oil, Casual, and What to Expect When You’re Expecting.
- Instagram: @chacecrawford
- Wikipedia: Chance Crawford
- IMDB: Chance Crawford
Tomer Capone - Frenchie
Tomer Capone plays Frenchie, an original member of The Boys who is always working to outrun his questionable past. Of all his teammates, he’s grown closest to Kimiko—though the two aren't in a relationship.
Season 4 sees Frenchie getting involved with a new guy with whom he has complicated ties.
Capone can also be seen in Fullmoon, Charlie Gold One, and Fauda.
- Instagram: @tomercapone
- Wikipedia: Tomer Capone
- IMDB: Tomer Capone
Karen Fukuhara - Kimiko Miyashiro
Karen Fukuhara’s Kimiko Miyashiro has come a long way since Season 1 of The Boys. While she still can't communicate vocally, Kimiko continues to work on her verbal skills on top of her usual signing.
Thanks to Anne joining the team, Kimiko is no longer the only member of The Boys with superpowers.
Recently, Fukuhara provided voice work for Pokemon Concierge, The Boy and the Heron, and Craig of the Creek.
- Instagram: @karenfukuhara
- Wikipedia: Karen Fukuhara
- IMDB: Karen Fukuhara
Colby Minifie - Ashley Barrett
Ashley Barrett’s life is far from easy, and Colby Minifie’s frantic, panicked Vought CEO is balding because of it. Somehow, she hasn't gone crazy yet, but perhaps that’ll change in Season 4.
Audiences might know Minifie as her time as a big bad on Fear the Walking Dead, and she’s also shown up in I’m Thinking of Ending Things and Jessica Jones.
- Instagram: @colby.minifie
- Wikipedia: Colby Minifie
- IMDB: Colby Minifie
Laila Robins - Grace Mallory
Grace Mallory, played by Laila Robins, is the original founder of The Boys. She’s always trying to pull the strings behind the scenes, doing her best to be one step ahead of everyone—though she admittedly falls short on occasion.
Mallory enjoyed a brief cameo near the end of Gen V Season 1.
Robins also portrayed Pamela Milton, the leader of the Commonwealth Community, in The Walking Dead.
- Instagram: @officiallailarobins
- Wikipedia: Laila Robins
- IMDB: Laila Robins
Claudia Doumit - Victoria Neuman
Claudia Doumit’s Victoria Neuman is one of the main antagonists of Season 4, who finds herself running for Vice President of the United States. She’s secretly a supe who can explode people’s heads, but the wider world does not know that.
Neuman appeared in Gen V where she successfully got her hands on the deadly supe virus, though it remains unclear how she plans on using it.
Some of Doutmit’s previous projects include Timeless, Where’d You Go, Bernadette, and Dylan & Zoey.
- Instagram: @claudiadoumit
- Wikipedia: Claudia Doumit
- IMDB: Claudia Doumit
Cameron Crovetti - Ryan
Cameron Crovetti’s Ryan is the biological son of Homelander and Becca (Butcher’s late wife), who inherited his father’s superpowers.
While the child is currently aligned with Homelander, Butcher hopes he can find a way to pull him out of the psychopath's Influence.
While Crovetti may still be a child, his resume boasts projects such as Big Little Lies, Boy Kills World, and The Gray Man.
- Instagram: @cameroncrovetti
- IMDB: Cameron Crovetti
Jim Beaver - Robert Singer
Jim Beaver's Robert Singer is Victoria Neuman's running mate who is running to be President of the United States.
Beaver can be seen in several other hit television shows, including Deadwood, Supernatural, and Breaking Bad.
- Instagram: @jumblejimstagram
- Wikipedia: Jim Beaver
- IMDB: Jim Beaver
Simon Pegg - Hugh Campbell
Simon Pegg embodies Hugh Campbell, Hughie’s sweet and innocent dad. Season 4 sees Hugh struck with sudden medical issues, which brings the Campbell family together in unexpected ways
Pegg starred in the fan-favorite zombie film Shaun of the Dead and its spiritual sequels Hot Fuzz and The World’s End. He also appears as Benji Dunn in five of the first seven Mission: Impossible movies.
- Instagram: @simonpegg
- Wikipedia: Simon Pegg
- IMDB: Simon Pegg
Susan Heyward - Sister Sage
Susan Heyward’s Sister Sage utilizes a superpower that makes her the smartest person in the world, which leads Homelander to personally recruit her to fill an empty spot in The Seven.
Sage has very little interest in holding her tongue, and she'll say whatever she's thinking whenever she wants to—a quality one would think might trigger Homelander.
The actress is also seen in Hello Tomorrow!, Powers, and Orange is the New Black.
- Instagram: @susanheyward
- Wikipedia: Susan Heyward
- IMDB: Susan Heyward
Valorie Curry - Firecracker
Valorie Curry is Firecracker, another new face brought in to fill an empty spot in The Seven. Before joining the team, she was known for running a conspiracy theorist show, riling up Homelander supporters with fake stories about the Deep State.
As her name suggests, she can shoot off firecrackers from her fingers. She also carries a pistol on her.
Curry played Charlotte in The Twilight Saga, starred as the leading character Kara in Detroit: Become Human, and was also featured in Fox's The Following.
- Instagram: @valoriecurry
- Wikipedia: Valorie Curry
- IMDB: Valorie Curry
P.J. Byrne - Adam Bourke
Fresh off his time in Gen V, where he was nearly killed by rouge supes, P.J. Byrne’s Adam Bourke is back creating his hammy superhero movies and shows that audiences know him for.
The Wolf of Wall Street, Big Little Lies, and The Big Cigar are three other projects in which fans can spot Byrne.
- Instagram: @pj_byrne
- Wikipedia: P.J. Byrne
- IMDB: P.J. Byrne
Jeffrey Dean Morgan - Joe Kessler
Jeffery Dean Morgan is Joe Kessler, a mysterious former acquaintance of Billy Butcher who finds himself crossing paths once again with The Boys' ex-leader.
Morgan has known The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke since their days on Supernatural, but most fans know the actor from his time as Negan in The Walking Dead franchise.
- Instagram: @jeffreydeanmorgan
- Wikipedia: Jeffery Dean Morgan
- IMDB: Jeffery Dean Morgan
Rosemarie DeWitt - Daphne Campbell
While The Boys fandom is familiar with Simon Pegg’s Hugh Campbell, Season 4 will introduce Rosemarie DeWitt’s Daphne Campbell—Hughie’s long-lost mother, whom he hasn't heard from since he was six.
DeWitt can also be seen in La La Land, Pantheon, and Little Fires Everywhere.
- Wikipedia: Rosemarie DeWitt
- IMDB: Rosemarie DeWitt
Rob Benedict - Splinter
Rob Benedict, another Supernatural alum, joins Season 4 of The Boys as Splinter, a supe who can split himself into different copies of himself.
On top of Supernatural, Benedict appears in Felicity, Lucifer, and Kings of Con.
- Instagram: @robenedict
- Wikipedia: Rob Benedict
- IMDB: Rob Benedict
Malcolm Barrett - Seth Reed
Seth Reed, played by Malcolm Barrett, is a public relations writer for Vought who helps figure out how to weave their narrative to the public.
Audiences might recognize Barrett from his time in projects like Timeless, Better Off Ted, and Preacher.
- Instagram: @verbalberappin
- Wikipedia: Malcolm Barrett
- IMDB: Malcolm Barrett
Elliot Knight - Colin
Elliot Knight’s Colin is the new love interest for Tomer Capone’s Frenchie, who, unbeknownst to him, shares a complicated connection with The Boys member.
Some of Knight’s previous projects include Titans, Animal Kingdom, and Hacks.
- Instagram: @itselliotknight
- Wikipedia: Elliot Knight
- IMDB: Elliot Knight
Maddie Phillips - Cate Dunlap
Cate Dunlap, played by Maddie Phillips, will return in The Boys Season 4. First seen in Gen V, he has the power of suggestion, allowing her to make people do what she wants after touching them with her bare skin.
Following her attack on Godolkin University, she lost her arm before being saved by Homelander himself.
Phillips's past work outside The Boys universe includes Teenage Bounty Hunters, Ghost Wars, and Supernatural.
- Instagram: @themaddiep
- Wikipedia: Maddie Phillips
- IMDB: Maddie Phillips
Asa Germann - Sam Riordan
Asa Germann’s Sam Riordan hails from the Amazon Studios spin-off series Gen V, where he teamed with Cate Dunlap to cause mayhem and carnage against the humans of Godolkin University.
His powers give him extreme super strength and resistance, with the extra caveat of Sam being a little crazy.
The last time audiences saw him, he had just shut off his emotions thanks to Cate's help.
Germann can also be seen in the Netflix series Monster. Gen V and The Boys mark his biggest onscreen credits to date.
- Wikipedia: Asa Germann
- IMDB: Asa Germann
Matthew Gorman - Todd
Matthew Gorman’s Todd is a former father figure to Mother Milk’s daughter, who is a deep fan of Homelander. In fact, he was even part of the crowd that saw the superhero laser a man to death.
Some of Gorman’s previous roles include The Big Cigar, Workin' Moms, and Falling Water.
- IMDB: Matthew Gorman
Christian Keyes - Nathan
Nathan, played by Christian Keyes, is A-Train's older brother and coach. During the events of Season 3, he became disabled due to an incident with Blue Hawk (another racist).
Nathan and A-Train are not on the best terms as Season 4 kicks off, something Reggie wants to fix.
Keyes has also starred in All the Queen’s Men and Saints & Sinners.
- Instagram: @christiankeyes
- Wikipedia: Christian Keyes
- IMDB: Christian Keyes
Nathan Mitchell - Black Noir
While Black Noir died at the end of Season 3, this new person filling in the mantle will be played by the same actor, Nathan Mitchell—though it will technically be a different person.
Mitchell can be seen in other projects such as iZombie, Ginny & Georgia, and Arrow.
- Instagram: @itsnatemitchell
- Wikipedia: Nathan Mitchell
- IMDB: Nathan Mitchell
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