‘The Pitt’ Season 2 Casts Luke Tennie, Travis Van Winkle, Meta Golding

Meet the New Cast Members of “The Pitt” Season 2

Luke Tennie, Travis Van Winkle, Meta Golding, and Christopher Thornton are set to join the cast of the highly anticipated second season of “The Pitt.”

Tennie, known for his roles in “Shrinking” and “Abbott Elementary,” will portray Dr. Crus Henderson, a dedicated fourth-year resident working the night shift at the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center.

Van Winkle, recognized for his work in “You” and “Fubar,” will take on the role of Curtis Larson, an intense patient in the ER.

Golding, whose credits include “Rabbit Hole” and “Ransom Canyon,” will play Noelle Hastings, a compassionate nurse at the medical center.

Thornton, known for his appearances in “Magnum P.I.” and “The Lincoln Lawyer,” will portray Dr. Caleb Jefferson, a skilled psychiatric attending physician at the Pitt.

“The Pitt” follows the gripping stories of healthcare professionals navigating challenging shifts at the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. Season 1 unfolded during a music festival, while Season 2, premiering on Jan. 8, will be set against the backdrop of Independence Day Weekend. The ensemble cast includes Noah Wyle, Patrick Ball, Katherine LaNasa, Supriya Ganesh, Fiona Dourif, Taylor Dearden, Isa Briones, Gerran Howell, Shabana Azeez, and Shawn Hatosy. Joining the series for Season 2 are Sepideh Moafi, Laëtitia Hollard, Lucas Iverson, Lawrence Robinson, Zack Morris, Brittany Allen, Bonita Friedericy, Taylor Handley, and Jeff Kober.

Created by R. Scott Gemmill, “The Pitt” is executive produced by John Wells, Noah Wyle, Michael Hissrich, Erin Jontow, and Simran Baidwan. The first season garnered critical acclaim and multiple Emmy wins, including Outstanding Drama Series, Lead Actor (Wyle), Supporting Actress (LaNasa), Guest Actor (Hatosy), and Drama Casting.

Stay tuned for the thrilling new season of “The Pitt” and witness the compelling performances of Tennie, Van Winkle, Golding, and Thornton as they bring their characters to life on screen.

Source: Deadline