Like its predecessor, spinoff has welcomed several talented stars to their cast. Inspired by the Image Comics of the same name, series follows up on Daryl's (Norman Reedus) journey after he left The Commonwealth to go find Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira). However, he soon runs into a problem when he finds himself in Paris, France, with no idea as to how he got there. It's a story that will be full of action, mystery, and suspense, especially when Daryl uncovers a dark history and realizes not everyone in the city is who they say they are.
Although the majority of the cast starring in the spinoff will be making their character debuts, Norman Reedus has confirmed that some familiar faces from universe will appear in series (via ). While it's likely that they may just be making a cameo appearance, it will be exciting to see what dynamics the new and old characters will form, and how they impact the story in the future.
Reprising his role as the iconic zombie hunter, Daryl Dixon, is Norman Reedus. Although , this didn't stop him from becoming one of the universe's best characters as his friendship with Rick and Carol (Melissa McBride) created some of most memorable scenes. While Daryl is considered to be Reedus' biggest role, he also received acclaim for playing former Navy SEAL Russell Welch in the heist movie, the antagonistScud in and Murphy MacManus in movies. He also earned his first BAFTA nomination for his performance in the game, .
One of the first stars announced to be joining cast was Clémence Poésy. She plays Isabelle, who is "" (via ). While this marks Poésy's first appearance in universe, many fans will already be familiar with the actor some of include Fleur Delacour in the movies, Barbara in Christopher Nolan's and Chloe in the movie
This wouldn't be the first time she has had a leading role either as Poésy also received critical acclaim for portraying Elise Wassermann in the crime thriller, , and Isabelle Azaire in the BBC adaptation of .
Alongside Clémence Poésy, it was also announced that Adam Nagaitis would be joining cast as Quinn, a "". He is best known for playing Cornelius Hickey in the drama , Vasily Ignatenko in and Rick Bennett in Nagaitis other credits also include Emile Curda in Bramwell Brontë in and Adam Louvel in
Although not much is known about his background, Fallou is another character that plays a prominent role in spinoff. He is portrayed by Eriq Ebouaney, who, like many of his colleagues, has been involved in several memorable projects, including (where he played Firuz), (Jules) and (Bwana One). Along with his impressive career in French cinema, Ebouaney also received critical acclaim for playing Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba in and Ice in . Given his action-orientated filomgraphy, Ebouaney will fit right into universe.
Laïka Blanc-Francard is also another exciting and talented actor who will be joining as Sylvie. While not many details have been disclosed about her character's backstory, Blanc-Francard is considered to be an up-and-coming talent, particularly since her portrayal as Vivi/Lady V in (otherwise known as and Naëlle in the short (known as ) impressed critics and viewers alike.
Another interesting addition to the series is Anne Charrier, who has been cast as the mysterious survivor Genet. While not a lot of details have been revealed about her character's backstory either, producers do have big plans for Charrier - especially as she has also been named a series regular. For those who are unfamiliar with Charrier's work, she is best known for playing Delphine in Monique in Dr. Florence Bordier in and Eva Veredia in
Romain Levi as Codron: Like many of cast members, Romain Levi plays outbreak survivor, Codron, who runs into Daryl while he is in Paris. He is best known for playing Guillaume Brand in and Romain Ramos in .
Louis Puech Scigliuzzi as Laurent: Child actor Louis Puech Scigliuzzi will be making his TV debut as outbreak survivor Laurent. This is his first major role.
Gilbert Glenn Brown as Jones: Playing the mysterious Jones in spinoff is Gilbert Glenn Brown. His most memorable roles include James Chapel in Martin Luther King Jr. in and Jett Slade in
