The Life Is Strange television series has announced new casting choices. The adaptation of the popular video game series is on its way to Amazon Prime Video, and more of the main cast have been named. A new report revealed that Tom Cullen, Leisha Hailey, Raúl Castillo, and Owen Teague are joining the cast.
The same outlet previously announced the series protagonists, revealing that Tatum Grace Hopkins had been cast as Max, while Maisy Stella will be playing Chloe.
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Per Variety, Tom Cullen is set to play Mark Jefferson, who is Max’s teacher. Hailey will portray Chloe’s mother, Joyce Price, while Castillo will play Chloe’s stepfather. Owen Teague will play a local drug dealer named Frank Bowers. The official description suggests the show will remain true to the original Life Is Strange video game. In the series, Max discovers her ability to rewind time and embarks on a life-changing journey with Chloe. Charlie Covell will write, produce, and executive-produce the show.
“As [Max] struggles to understand this new skill, the pair investigates the mysterious disappearance of a fellow student, uncovering a dark side to their town that will ultimately force them to make an impossible life-or-death choice that will impact them forever.”
The series was first announced in September 2025. The show has no set release date yet. Insider Gaming will continue to monitor the story and report any updates as more information becomes available.
Life Is Strange: Reunion was recently released and served as the Finish to Max and Chloe’s story in the video game series. Players can learn more about the game by checking out the full list of trophies and achievements here.
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