Chloe Fineman among four cast in Netflix Myron Bolitar
Chloe Fineman among four new additions to Netflix's Myron Bolitar series, landing a series regular role as sports reporter Parker Quinn in her first post-SNL gig. She joins Jabari Banks and Jamie McShane as regulars, with Ben McKenzie in a recurring guest star role.
Key Takeaways
- Chloe Fineman is a series regular on Netflix's Myron Bolitar as Parker Quinn, a sports reporter.
- Jabari Banks and Jamie McShane also join as series regulars; Ben McKenzie lands a recurring guest star role.
- The four join leads Colin Woodell, KJ Apa, and Diane Guerrero in the Harlan Coben adaptation.
- David E. Kelley and Kyle Long are writers, showrunners, and executive producers.
- Netflix ordered the series in May; it is inspired by Coben's 12 Myron Bolitar novels.
Who is Chloe Fineman among four joining the cast?
According to Variety, Fineman has secured her first post-Saturday Night Live role as a series regular on Myron Bolitar. She plays Parker Quinn, a sports reporter for a major sports publication known for hard work and passion for the game.
The headline package is clear: Chloe Fineman among four actors added to the Netflix drama. Banks ("Bel Air") portrays tennis prodigy Dwayne Richmond, the star client at MB Sports. McShane ("Task," "Wednesday") plays Detective Ray Dimonte, a seasoned NYPD homicide detective. McKenzie ("Gotham") recurs as Gavin Pierce, a top sports agent who once represented Myron and later dropped him after an injury.
What is Netflix's Myron Bolitar series about?
The show follows Myron Bolitar (Colin Woodell) after an injury ends his NBA dreams. He reinvents himself as a sports agent, using charm, smarts, and a ruthless partner to navigate the high-stakes, dirty world of sports, where saving clients often means risking himself.
KJ Apa and Diane Guerrero co-star as series leads alongside Woodell. The series is inspired by Harlan Coben's popular Myron Bolitar books, of which 12 have been published. Netflix announced the pickup in May during its upfront presentation to advertisers.
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Who is making Myron Bolitar for Netflix?
David E. Kelley and Kyle Long serve as writers, showrunners, and executive producers, with Kelley producing via David E. Kelley Productions. Matthew Tinker of DEKP also executive produces, alongside Coben via Final Twist Productions and Rick Muirragui. Greg Yaitanes will executive produce and direct multiple episodes.
The expanded ensemble, led by Fineman's post-SNL move into this sports thriller, shows Netflix is assembling a wide supporting cast around Coben's long-running book franchise—not just a vehicle for the title role.