New Talent in an Intriguing Drama
In exciting news for fans of gripping television, Andrew Call is set to take on a recurring role in the upcoming Netflix series The Waterfront, created by the acclaimed Kevin Williamson. This 8-episode drama, inspired by true events, promises to delve deep into the tumultuous life of the flawed Buckley family.
A Dark and Compelling Narrative
The story centers around the Buckley family, led by Harlan Buckley (portrayed by Holt McCallany) and Mae Buckley (played by Maria Bello), as they struggle to maintain control over their failing North Carolina fishing empire. As their desperation grows, they resort to increasingly dangerous measures to stay afloat.
Andrew Call as Deputy Sawyer
Andrew Call will portray Deputy Sawyer, a well-meaning cop who naively steps into a world fraught with peril. His character adds an intriguing layer to the already complex narrative, raising the stakes for the Buckley family and himself.
A Talented Ensemble Cast
The main cast also features Jake Weary as Cane Buckley and Melissa Benoist as Bree Buckley, with Topher Grace making a recurring appearance. This ensemble of talented actors is set to bring depth and intensity to the series.
Behind the Scenes
Williamson and Ben Fast will serve as executive producers through Outerbanks Entertainment. Marcos Siega, known for his work on You and Dexter: New Blood, will direct the first two episodes while also taking on the role of executive producer for the pilot. The Waterfront is produced by Universal Television, where Williamson has an overall deal.
Call’s Recent Successes
Currently, Andrew Call is captivating audiences as King George in Hamilton on Broadway. He was also recently seen alongside Emma Roberts in the Amazon film Space Cadet. With representation by Sweeney Entertainment and Stewart Talent, Call’s career is on an exciting trajectory.
