Netflix has officially announced the lead cast for its upcoming Myron Bolitar television series, with Colin Woodell, KJ Apa, and Diane Guerrero set to headline the adaptation of Harlan Coben's bestselling novels. Woodell will play Myron Bolitar, a former college basketball star whose NBA ambitions are cut short by injury. After leaving professional sport behind, Myron builds a successful sports management agency, representing overlooked athletes while navigating the dangerous and high-pressure world behind professional sports. As his clients face increasingly complex challenges, he often finds himself risking his own safety to protect them.
Key Supporting Roles Revealed
KJ Apa has been cast as Win Lockwood, Myron's wealthy and resourceful best friend and business partner. Known for his loyalty and strategic thinking, Win plays a crucial role whenever Myron's investigations become more dangerous. Diane Guerrero will portray Esperanza Diaz, a former professional wrestler who serves as the backbone of MB Sports, balancing sharp instincts with unwavering determination.
Series Background and Creative Team
The series was first announced by Netflix during its upfront presentation earlier this year and is based on Harlan Coben's long-running Myron Bolitar book series, which currently spans 12 novels. David E. Kelley and Kyle Long will serve as writers, showrunners, and executive producers, with Greg Yaitanes directing multiple episodes. The production continues Netflix's successful partnership with Coben, following adaptations including Fool Me Once, Missing You, The Stranger, Stay Close, and I Will Find You.
Cast Backgrounds
Woodell recently appeared in Netflix's Pulse and The Continental, while Apa is best known for starring in Riverdale. Guerrero earned acclaim for her performances in Orange Is the New Black, Jane the Virgin, and as the voice of Isabela in Disney's Encanto. Netflix has not yet announced a premiere date for Myron Bolitar.
