Netflix Adds Four Actors to Steven Yeun's 'Pagans'

Netflix has cast four more actors in Pagans, its upcoming supernatural drama led by Steven Yeun. Deadline reported the casting as an exclusive on 21 October 2026.

The newest names are Sabine Grace, Logan Kim, Marin Ireland and Intae Kim. Grace makes her television debut as Alice, the daughter of Yeun's character. Logan Kim plays Nate, his son. Kim has worked with Yeun before, playing Hershel Rhee in The Walking Dead: Dead City, so Pagans marks the second time he has played Yeun's son.

Ireland plays Janelle, a single mother to a 14-year-old daughter named Jade. Intae Kim plays Casey, Gus's younger brother.

Yeun plays Gus, a man who becomes the sole carer of his two children after his wife dies. The show is created by Joshua Zetumer, who also wrote Say Nothing. Zetumer is the showrunner, meaning he runs the writers' room and oversees the show day to day. Drew Goddard, Sarah Esberg, Jonathan van Tulleken, Erica Kay, Yeun and Christina Oh are also executive producers.

Netflix ordered Pagans straight to series, meaning it skipped the pilot stage. A pilot is a single test episode that a network or streamer often films before it commits to a full season. Netflix confirmed the straight-to-series order in an August article on its Tudum fan site, and said the show uses its genre setting to explore dark thoughts. Variety had reported Yeun's lead role in August as well.

Netflix has not yet announced a premiere date or episode count for Pagans. The cast list is the latest step in a project that has been building since the summer, and the next official update will likely come from Netflix itself.

For viewers, the casting says something about the family at the centre of the story. Gus is raising two children with a brother, a single mother and a teenage daughter in the mix, so the supporting roles are as important as the lead. The show has a little over a year to find its audience, but for now the cast list is set.