Casting News: Josh Segarra Joins Doc Martin Adaptation, Marcia Gay Harden's Netflix Gig and More
Described as a 'charmingly complicated one-hour comedy,' Best Medicine centers on Dr. Martin Best (The Good Wife's Josh Charles), a surgeon who abruptly leaves his illustrious career in Boston to become the general practitioner in a quaint East Coast fishing village where he spent summers as a child.
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Abigail Spencer (Timeless), as reported earlier this week, plays Louisa Glasson, a charming local school teacher who immediately gets off on the wrong foot with Martin, but finds herself intrigued by him.
Per Deadline, Segarra will fill the series-regular role of Mark Mylow, a lovable sheriff who is excited to befriend Martin — though maybe less so once Martin starts to grow closer to Mark's ex-girlfriend, Louisa!
In other recent casting news:
* Marcia Gay Harden has joined Trinity, Netflix's drama series about a heroic female Naval Officer (played by Gugu Mbatha-Raw) who becomes involved with the Secretary of Defense (Richard Madden), only to discover he may be at the heart of a dangerous conspiracy. Harden will play Margaret Vandenburgthe CEO and matriarch of her family's business empire.
* Regé-Jean Page (Bridgerton) will star in and executive-produce an adaptation of Elissa Sussman's best-selling novel Funny You Should Ask, now in development at Apple TV+, Deadline reports.
* Reno 911! vets Robert Ben Garant and Cathy Shim will pen the pilot for, and star in, Movers, an 'improvised' comedy about 'the erratic and codependent lives of a crew of movers,' THR reports. The cast also includes Rebecca Quin (aka WWE star Becky Lynch), Maz Jobrani (Superior Donuts), Darius Homayoun (Sex/Life), Manny Montana (Good Girls) and stand-up comic Tanael Joachim.
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