AceShowbiz - Antony Starr is making waves with his latest role in the upcoming Netflix series Breakers. The Australian surfing drama, announced by the streaming giant, will see Starr take center stage as he embarks on a new adventure.

The series, created by writer Pete Jackson of Somewhere Boy fame, follows two best friends who set off on a backpacking journey across Australia. Their adventure leads them to a seemingly idyllic community of surfers, guided by a charismatic yet enigmatic leader. In this gripping narrative, Starr will portray a character named Brando. While a specific release date for Breakers has yet to be revealed, anticipation is building among fans.

Currently, Starr is well-known for his portrayal of the ruthless superhero Homelander in Prime Video's acclaimed series The Boys, which is set to premiere its fifth and final season on April 8. He has also reprised his role in the spin-off series Gen V and the animated project The Boys Presents: Diabolical. In 2022, he made a guest appearance as himself in an episode of the Apple TV series The Studio. His impressive television resume also includes notable roles in Banshee and American Gothic.

In addition to Starr's exciting news, other casting updates have emerged from the entertainment industry. For instance, Prime Video’s adaptation of God of War has cast Ólafur Darri Ólafsson from Severance as the mighty god Thor. Described as a "mountain of a man," Thor grapples with the haunting memories of battles from the past. Moreover, acclaimed actor Mandy Patinkin will portray Odin, the formidable patriarch who stands as an antagonist to Ryan Hurst's Kratos.

In other casting news, the CBS pilot Eternally Yours has welcomed Allegra Edwards to the cast alongside Ed Weeks. They will portray vampire parents navigating the complexities of their daughter's human relationship. Additionally, Caitlin Reilly and Stephnie Weir have joined the cast of Do You Want Kids?, a comedy pilot by Rachel Bloom.

Lastly, Rupert Friend will co-star with Sharon Horgan in the upcoming HBO comedy series Youth, which explores the life of a 50-year-old divorcée managing love, sex, and family responsibilities.

Also, Rachel Keller has been added to the cast of the CBS legal drama Cupertino, where she plays a recent law graduate teaming up with Mike Colter’s character.