Prime Video’s ‘Bishop’ Welcomes New Cast Members Ulrich Thomsen, Erik Svedberg-Zelman, John Larroquette, and Rob Yang

EXCLUSIVE: Ulrich Thomsen (Banshee, Legends), Erik Svedberg-Zelman (Paradise, Helicopter Heist), John Larroquette (Night Court), and Rob Yang (Succession) are set to join the cast of Bishop, an upcoming thriller drama series from Prime Video. The series is co-created by Little Marvin and Tony Saltzman, in collaboration with Vertigo and Amazon MGM Studios.

follows homicide detective Bishop Graves, portrayed by Joel Kinnaman, as he grapples with his challenging role while hunting for a killer targeting San Francisco’s affluent residents. As the killer garners a following among the less privileged, Bishop suspects the murders may be linked to his father, Lincoln Graves (John Malkovich), one of the city’s most powerful figures.

In recurring roles, Thomsen will portray Oliver’s uncle, while Svedberg-Zelman will take on the role of Asker’s nephew. The casting details for the characters Oliver and Asker have yet to be announced.

Larroquette will guest star as a billionaire businessman who is a friend of Lincoln Graves, while Yang will appear as a prosperous developer and investor.

The principal cast also features Jennifer Jason Leigh as Jillian Graves, the sister of Lincoln Graves and the aunt of Bishop Graves; Jordana Brewster as Kat Claiborne, a seasoned inspector with the San Francisco Police Department; Harry Treadaway as Wyatt; and Xavier Samuel as Anthony ‘Ant’ Graves, Bishop’s younger brother.

Little Marvin serves as the showrunner for Bishop, which he and Saltzman executive produce alongside Roy Lee and Miri Yoon from Vertigo. The project originates from Marvin’s overall deal with Amazon MGM Studios. Felicia Fasano is the casting director for the series.

Thomsen is represented by Accelerate, Link Entertainment, and Artium; Svedberg-Zelman is represented by Accelerate, Magnolia Entertainment, Salomonsson Agency, and Hirsch Wallerstein Hayum Matlof and Fishman; Larroquette is represented by Gersh and Brillstein; Yang is represented by Untitled Entertainment and Yorn Levin.