List of Marvel Cinematic Universe television series actors (Marvel Television)

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Gregg, Atwell, and Mount headline series on ABC, while Cox, Ritter, Colter, Jones, and Bernthal headline series on Netflix. Gardner co-stars in Runaways on Hulu. Holt and Joseph headline Cloak & Dagger on Freeform.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is a media franchise and shared fictional universe that is the setting of superhero television series based on characters that appear in Marvel Comics publications. Marvel Television released the first series in the universe, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. , which began airing on ABC during the 2013–14 television season, and was joined by Agent Carter in the 2014–15 television season. Inhumans aired on ABC in the 2017–18 television season. Netflix's Marvel series began in 2015 with Daredevil and Jessica Jones , with Luke Cage releasing in 2016. Those series were followed by Iron Fist , the crossover miniseries The Defenders , and The Punisher in 2017. Additionally, the MCU expanded to Hulu with Runaways , also in 2017, and Helstrom in 2020, and expanded to Freeform with Cloak & Dagger in 2018. Marvel Studios—the production studio behind the MCU feature films—began releasing series in 2021 that feature greater interconnectivity with the films than these series.

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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is headlined by Clark Gregg in the role of Phil Coulson, while Hayley Atwell stars as Peggy Carter in Agent Carter, both reprising their roles from the MCU films. Anson Mount headlines Inhumans as Black Bolt. Charlie Cox is featured as Matt Murdock / Daredevil in Daredevil, while Krysten Ritter leads as Jessica Jones in Jessica Jones, which also introduces Mike Colter as Luke Cage, who later headlined Luke Cage. Finn Jones stars as Danny Rand / Iron Fist in Iron Fist and joins Cox, Ritter, and Colter in reprising their roles for The Defenders. Jon Bernthal stars as Frank Castle / Punisher in The Punisher, after being introduced in the second season of Daredevil. Runaways co-stars Rhenzy Feliz as Alex Wilder. Cloak & Dagger sees Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph as Tandy Bowen / Dagger and Tyrone Johnson / Cloak, respectively. Helstrom stars Tom Austen and Sydney Lemmon as Daimon and Ana Helstrom, respectively.

Due to the nature of the shared universe, several actors appear in the series as characters that had previously appeared in other mediums, including: Gregg, who appeared as Coulson in the films Iron Man , Iron Man 2 , Thor , Marvel's The Avengers , and the short films The Consultant and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer , before appearing in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.; and Atwell, who portrayed Carter in the films Captain America: The First Avenger and Captain America: The Winter Soldier and the short film Agent Carter , upon which the series of the same name is based, before appearing in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. as well. Atwell is the first actor to appear in multiple MCU television series with her role in Agent Carter. All characters that have made appearances in other MCU media, such as the digital series Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Slingshot , are noted.

ABC series

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Character Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Carter Inhumans
Black Bolt Anson Mount [1]
Lincoln Campbell Luke Mitchell [2]
Peggy Carter F OS Hayley Atwell G [3] Hayley Atwell [4]
Phil Coulson DS F OS Clark Gregg [5]
Crystal Isabelle Cornish [6]
Roger Dooley Shea Whigham [7]
Timothy "Dum Dum" Dugan F OS Neal McDonough G [8] [9]
Leo Fitz DS Iain De Caestecker [5]
Gorgon Eme Ikwuakor [6]
Lance Hunter Nick Blood [10]
Edwin Jarvis F James D'Arcy [11]
Daisy "Skye" Johnson
Quake DS 		Chloe Bennet [5] [12]
Karnak Ken Leung [13]
Louise Ellen Woglom [6]
Alphonso "Mack" Mackenzie DS Henry Simmons [14]
Melinda May DS Ming-Na Wen [5]
Maximus Iwan Rheon [15]
Medusa Serinda Swan [16]
Bobbi Morse Adrianne Palicki [17]
Holden Radcliffe John Hannah [18]
Elena "Yo-Yo" Rodriguez DS Natalia Cordova-Buckley [19]
Jemma Simmons DS Elizabeth Henstridge [5]
Deke Shaw Jeff Ward [20]
Daniel Sousa Enver Gjokaj R [21] Enver Gjokaj [22]
Jack Thompson Chad Michael Murray [22]
Grant Ward Brett Dalton [5]

Netflix series

2015–2017

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  • An MS indicates the character appears in a Marvel Studios television series.
Character 2015 2016 2017
Daredevil
season 1 		Jessica Jones
season 1 		Daredevil
season 2 		Luke Cage
season 1 		Iron Fist
season 1 		The Defenders The Punisher
season 1

Introduced in Daredevil season 1

Turk Barrett 2 Rob Morgan [23] Rob Morgan [24] [25] [26] Rob Morgan [27] [28]
Shirley BensonSuzanne H. Smart [29] Suzanne H. Smart [29] Suzanne H. Smart
Christian BlakeChris Tardio [30]
Elena CardenasJudith Delgado [31]
Mitchell Ellison 2 Geoffrey Cantor [32] Geoffrey Cantor [33] Geoffrey Cantor [34]
Wilson Fisk
Kingpin 2 MS 		Vincent D'Onofrio M [35] Vincent D'Onofrio M [36]
FrancisTom Walker [37]
Gao Wai Ching Ho [23] Wai Ching Ho [38] Wai Ching Ho [39] [40]
Carl HoffmanDaryl Edwards [41]
JosieSusan Varon [42] Susan Varon [43] Susan Varon
Lantom 2 Peter McRobbie [44] Peter McRobbie [45] Peter McRobbie [46]
Brett Mahoney 2 Royce Johnson [41] [47] [48] Royce Johnson
Vanessa Marianna 2 MS Ayelet Zurer M [49] [50]
Matt Murdock
Daredevil 2 F MS 		Charlie Cox M [51] Charlie Cox M [52] Charlie Cox M [53]
Franklin "Foggy" Nelson 2 MS Elden Henson M [54] Elden Henson M [55] Elden Henson M [56]
Leland Owlsley Bob Gunton M [50] [57]
Karen Page 2 MS Deborah Ann Woll M [58] Deborah Ann Woll M [55] Deborah Ann Woll M [59] [60]
Melvin Potter 2 Matt Gerald [23] Matt Gerald [25]
Vladimir Ranskahov Nikolai Nikolaeff [23]
Marci Stahl 2 Amy Rutberg [61] Amy Rutberg [62] Amy Rutberg [63]
Stick Scott Glenn [64] Scott Glenn [65] Scott Glenn M [66]
Roscoe Sweeney Kevin NagleKevin Nagle [67]
Claire Temple 2 Rosario Dawson M [57] Rosario Dawson [68] Rosario Dawson M [69] [70] [71] [66]
Ben Urich Vondie Curtis-Hall M [50]
Doris Urich Adriane Lenox [42]
James Wesley Toby Leonard Moore M [50]
Nobu Yoshioka Peter Shinkoda [23] [72] Peter Shinkoda [73]

Introduced in Jessica Jones season 1

Clair Danielle Ferland [74]
Oscar Clemons Clarke Peters [47]
Reva Connors Parisa Fitz-Henley [75] Parisa Fitz-Henley [76]
DonaldPaul Pryce [74]
Malcolm Ducasse 2 Eka Darville M [77] Eka Darville M [78]
EmmaGillian Glasco [74]
Jeri Hogarth 2 Carrie-Anne Moss M [79] Carrie-Anne Moss [38] Carrie-Anne Moss [80] [56]
JacksonRyan Ferrell [74]
Alisa Jones 2 Miriam Shor [81]
Jessica Jones 2 Krysten Ritter M [82] [83] Krysten Ritter M [53]
Carl Lucas / Luke Cage 2 Mike Colter M [84] Mike Colter M [84] [85] Mike Colter M [53]
Nicole 2 Nichole Yannetty [86] Nichole Yannetty
PamSusie Abromeit [87]
Samantha Reyes Michelle Hurd [88]
Robyn Colby Minifie [89]
Wendy Ross-Hogarth Robin Weigert [90]
RubenKieran Mulcare [89]
Hope Shlottman Erin Moriarty M [77] [47]
Will Simpson 2 Wil Traval M [91] [92] [47]
Albert Thompson Michael Siberry [93]
Kevin Thompson / Kilgrave 2 David Tennant M [94]
Louise Thompson Lisa Emery [93]
Patricia "Trish" Walker 2 Rachael Taylor M [95] Rachael Taylor V [96] Rachael Taylor M [66]

Introduced in Daredevil season 2

Frank Castle
Punisher 2 MS 		Jon Bernthal M [55] Jon Bernthal M [97]
Louisa DelgadoMarilyn Torres[ citation needed ]
Benjamin Donovan 2 Danny Johnson [98] [76]
Stan GibsonJohn Pirkis [99]
HirochiRon Nakahara [67]
Ray Schoonover Clancy Brown [100] Clancy Brown [34]
Elektra Natchios Élodie Yung M [101] Élodie Yung M [102]
Blake Tower 2 Stephen Rider M [103] Stephen Rider [96]

Introduced in Luke Cage season 1

Hernan "Shades" Alvarez 2 Theo Rossi M [70] [104] [105]
Mark Bailey 2 Justin Swain [106]
Noah Burstein Michael Kostroff [96]
Domingo Colon Jacob Vargas [107]
DarrylMarquis Rodriguez [108]
Mariah Dillard 2 Alfre Woodard M [109] [110]
Bobby Fish 2 Ron Cephas Jones [111]
Dave Griffith 2 Jeremiah Richard Craft
Mercedes "Misty" Knight 2 Simone Missick M [104] Simone Missick M [112]
Connie Lin 2 Jade Wu [113]
Megan McLaren Dawn-Lyen Gardner [114]
Candace MillerDeborah Ayorinde [115]
Priscilla Ridley 2 Karen Pittman [76]
Rafael Scarfe 2 Frank Whaley [116] [104]
Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes Mahershala Ali M [117] [118]
Willis Stryker
Diamondback 		Erik LaRay Harvey M [119]
Sugar 2 Sean Ringgold [76]
Soledad Temple Sônia Braga [120]
Thembi Wallace 2 Tijuana Ricks [121] [122]
Alex Wesley 2 John Clarence Stewart [123]
Lonnie Wilson 2 Darius Kaleb [124]
ZipJaiden Kaine [76]

Introduced in Iron Fist season 1

Bakuto Ramón Rodríguez M [125] [126]
Davos 2 Sacha Dhawan M [127]
Kyle Alex Wyse [128]
Harold Meachum David Wenham M [129]
Joy Meachum 2 Jessica Stroup M [130]
Ward Meachum 2 Tom Pelphrey M [130]
MeganBarrett Doss
Danny Rand
Iron Fist 2 		Finn Jones M [131] [53]
Wendell Rand David Furr [128]
Maria RodriguezElise Santora
Kevin SingletonRamon Fernandez
Lawrence Wilkins Clifton Davis [128]
Colleen Wing 2 Jessica Henwick M [132] [133]

Introduced in Marvel's The Defenders

Cole Miller J. Mallory McCree [134]
MurakamiYutaka Takeuchi [126]
Lexi Raymond Chloe Levine [135]
Michelle Raymond Michelle Federer [135]
Alexandra Sigourney Weaver M [136]
Sowande Babs Olusanmokun [126]
Strieber 2 Ron Simons [137]

Introduced in The Punisher season 1

Frank Castle Jr. Aidan Pierce Brennan [138]
Lisa Castle Nicolette Pierini
Maria Castle Kelli Barrett [139]
Rafael Hernandez 2 Tony Plana [140]
Curtis Hoyle 2 Jason R. Moore M [141]
Isaac LangeJordan Mahome
David Lieberman / Micro Ebon Moss-Bachrach M [142] [143]
Leo LiebermanRipley Sobo [139]
Sarah Lieberman Jaime Ray Newman M [141]
Zach LiebermanKobi Frumer [139]
Dinah Madani 2 Amber Rose Revah M [142]
Farah Madani Shohreh Aghdashloo [144]
William Rawlins Paul Schulze M [141]
Billy Russo 2 Ben Barnes M [142]
Sam Stein Michael Nathanson M [141]
Lewis Wilson Daniel Webber M [145]

2018–2019

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Character 2018 2019
Jessica Jones
season 2 		Luke Cage
season 2 		Iron Fist
season 2 		Daredevil
season 3 		The Punisher
season 2 		Jessica Jones
season 3

Introduced in earlier seasons or series

Hernan "Shades" Alvarez Theo Rossi M [146]
Turk Barrett Rob Morgan [147] Rob Morgan [148]
Mark Bailey Justin Swain
Frank Castle
Punisher MS 		Jon Bernthal M [149]
Davos Sacha Dhawan M [150]
Mariah Dillard Alfre Woodard M [151]
Benjamin Donovan Danny JohnsonDanny Johnson
Malcolm Ducasse Eka Darville M [152] Eka Darville M [153]
Mitchell Ellison Geoffrey Cantor
Bobby Fish Ron Cephas Jones
Wilson Fisk
Kingpin MS 		Vincent D'Onofrio M [154]
D.W. Griffith Jeremiah Richard Craft
Rafael Hernandez Tony Plana
Jeri Hogarth Carrie-Anne Moss M [155] Carrie-Anne Moss M [153]
Curtis Hoyle Jason R. Moore M [149]
Alisa Jones Janet McTeer M [156]
Jessica Jones Krysten Ritter M [157] Krysten Ritter M [153]
Mercedes "Misty" Knight Simone Missick M [151] [158]
Lantom Peter McRobbie
Connie Lin Jade Wu
Carl Lucas / Luke Cage Mike Colter M [159] Mike Colter
Dinah Madani Amber Rose Revah M [149]
Brett Mahoney Royce Johnson
Vanessa Marianna MS Ayelet Zurer
Joy Meachum Jessica Stroup M [150]
Ward Meachum Tom Pelphrey M [150]
Matt Murdock
Daredevil F MS 		Charlie Cox M [154]
Franklin "Foggy" Nelson MS Elden Henson [160] [161] Elden Henson M [154]
NicoleNichole Yannetty
Karen Page MS Deborah Ann Woll M [154] Deborah Ann Woll [162]
Melvin Potter Matt Gerald
Danny Rand
Iron Fist 		Finn Jones M [163] [150]
Priscilla Ridley Karen Pittman
Billy Russo
Jigsaw 		Ben Barnes M [149]
Rafael Scarfe Frank Whaley
Will Simpson Wil Traval [164]
Marci Stahl Amy Rutberg [63]
Strieber Ron Simons
Sugar Sean Ringgold
Claire Temple Rosario Dawson [165]
Kevin Thompson / Kilgrave David Tennant [166] David Tennant V
Blake Tower Stephen Rider M Stephen Rider M
Dorothy Walker Rebecca De Mornay [167] Rebecca De Monray
Patricia "Trish" Walker
Hellcat 		Rachael Taylor M [168] Rachael Taylor M [153]
Thembi Wallace Tijuana Ricks [169] [170] Tijuana Ricks [169]
Alex Wesley John Clarence Stewart
Lonnie Wilson Darius Kaleb
Colleen Wing Jessica Henwick M [171] [150]

Introduced in Jessica Jones season 2

Oscar Arocho J. R. Ramirez M [172] J. R. Ramirez
Vido ArochoKevin Chacon [173] Kevin Chacon
Pryce Cheng Terry Chen M [167]
Inez Green Leah Gibson M [174] [175]

Introduced in Luke Cage season 2

Rosalie Carbone Annabella Sciorra Annabella Sciorra
Tilda Johnson Gabrielle Dennis M [151]
John McIver
Bushmaster 		Mustafa Shakir M [151]

Introduced in Iron Fist season 2

Mary Walker
Typhoid Mary 		Alice Eve M [176]

Introduced in Daredevil season 3

Maggie Grace Joanne Whalley M [177]
Rahul "Ray" NadeemJay Ali M [178]
Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter MS Wilson Bethel M [179]

Introduced in The Punisher season 2

Amy Bendix Giorgia Whigham M [180]
Krista Dumont Floriana Lima M [180]
John Pilgrim Josh Stewart M [180]
Anderson Schultz Corbin Bernsen [181]
Eliza Schultz Annette O'Toole [181]

Introduced in Jessica Jones season 3

Erik Gelden Benjamin Walker M [182]
Kith Lyonne Sarita Choudhury M [182]
Zaya OkonjoTiffany Mack M [182]
Gregory Sallinger Jeremy Bobb M [182]

Young adult series

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Character Runaways Cloak & Dagger
Melissa Bowen Andrea Roth [183]
Tandy Bowen
Dagger 		Olivia Holt G [184] Olivia Holt [185]
James Connors J. D. Evermore [183]
Frank Dean Kip Pardue [186]
Karolina Dean Virginia Gardner [187]
Leslie Dean Annie Wersching [186]
Francis Delgado Jaime Zevallos [188]
Molly Hernandez Allegra Acosta [187]
Adina Johnson Gloria Reuben [183]
Otis Johnson Miles Mussenden [189]
Tyrone Johnson
Cloak 		Aubrey Joseph G [184] Aubrey Joseph [185]
Jonah Julian McMahon [190] [191]
Nico Minoru Lyrica Okano [187]
Robert Minoru James Yaegashi [186]
Tina Minoru Brittany Ishibashi [186]
Brigid O'Reilly Emma Lahana [188]
Chase Stein Gregg Sulkin [187]
Janet Stein Ever Carradine [186]
Victor Stein James Marsters [186]
Liam WalshCarl Lundstedt [183]
Alex Wilder Rhenzy Feliz [187]
Catherine Wilder Angel Parker [186]
Geoffrey Wilder Ryan Sands [186]
Dale Yorkes Kevin Weisman [186]
Gert Yorkes Ariela Barer [187]
Stacey Yorkes Brigid Brannagh [186]
Xavin Clarissa Thibeaux [192]

Adventure into Fear

Tom Austen and Sydney Lemmon headline Helstrom as Daimon and Ana Helstrom, respectively. Helstrom was intended to be the first series in the planned Adventure into Fear franchise, [193] which was intended to feature Gabriel Luna reprising his Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. role of Robbie Reyes / Ghost Rider in the canceled Ghost Rider series. [194]

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