The series, which is based on Meredith E Bagby’s 2023 book The New Guys, will chart the events leading up to the Challenger disaster - the 1986 explosion of NASA’s space shuttle shortly after launch, which left all seven crew members dead.
As was first announced by Deadline, the new cast members who have been added to the series in recurring roles include William Fichtner (Prison Break) as Nobel physicist Richard Feynman, Kevin Carroll (Widow’s Bay), as fellow physicist, Professor Arthur Walker and Eric Lange (Lucky) as General Donald Kutyna of the Presidential commission on the space shuttle challenger accident.
They join previously announced cast members Kristen Stewart (Love Lies Bleeding) as Sally, Will Arnett (Is This Thing On?) as George Abbey, Danny Huston (The Naked Gun) as William Rogers and Sofia Black D’Elia (Remarkably Bright Creatures) as Judy Resnik.
The series has been created by Maggie Cohn (American Crime Story) and will be directed by James Hawes (Slow Horses).
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