The New & Returning 'Industry' Season 4 Cast and Characters
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There's a high turnover at Industry, the buzzy HBO series set at an investment bank called Pierpoint & Co. in London. Such is the case for toxic work environments, fictional and IRL. Here's what you need to know about the new and returning cast members on Industry season 4.
Seriously, even past Industry cast members make for a deep bench. They include David Jonsson, who's had a great couple of years with Rye Lane, Alien: Romulus, and most recently The Long Walk. Actor and filmmaker Jay Duplass was in season 2. Another multi-hyphenate, Joel Kim-Booster, was in season 3. Other cast members who have departed over the years include Harry Lawtey, Freya Mavor, Ben Lloyd-Hughes, and Conor MacNeill.
Myha'la as Harper Stern
Harper formerly worked Cross Product Sales at Pierpoint, but she has since 1) been fired from that role and 2) struck out on her own. This season, she's got her own shop, for better or for worse.
In addition to Industry, you've seen Myha'la in Bodies Bodies Bodies, Leave The World Behind, and Dead Man's Wire. She also starred in an episode of Black Mirror and voices a character on the Disney+ Marvel series Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur.
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Marisa Abela as Yasmin Kara-Hanani
Yasmin formerly worked the Foreign Exchange Sales desk at Pierpoint, but is now mostly concerned with being married to Sir Henry Muck and making him a success.
Abela's film credits include Barbie, Back to Black, and Black Bag. (She played Amy Winehouse a.k.a. the titular role in Back to Black, NBD.) She was also in the first and third season of the British spy series COBRA.
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Ken Leung as Eric Tao
Eric worked Client Relationship Management Services at Pierpoint and was Harper's mentor there. He got pushed out after a merger went awry, and we find him unhappily retired in season 4.
Leung joined the juggernaut series Lost in the fourth season and became a series regular until the sixth and final season. His other credits include Welcome to the Dollhouse, Rush Hour, Saw, Vanilla Sky, The Squid and the Whale, X-Men: The Last Stand, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Old, Missing, and shows like High Maintenance and The Night Shift.
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Toheeb Jimoh as Kwabena Bannerman
Kwabena is trader at Mostyn Asset Management, Harper's venture.Jimoh played/plays the sweetie pie football player Sam Obisanya on Ted Lasso.
You may have also seen him on The Power, or briefly in The French Dispatch. He's set to appear in Prima Facie, an upcoming film from director Susanna White starring Cynthia Errivo that's based on an award-winning one-woman play.
IG: @toheeb.j
Max Minghella as Whitney Halberstram
A new character for season 4, Whitney is the CFO and co-founder of a Venmo-y startup called Tender.
You likely know Minghella from The Handmaid's Tale, where he plays occasional good guy Nick. He also played Chris Messina's brother on The Mindy Project, Richie Castellano. His film credits include The Social Network, Spiral, Babylon, Syriana, Art School Confidential, The Ides of March, and Cold Mountain. On top of all that, he also directed 2018's Teen Spirit and 2024's Shell.
IG: @maxminghella
Kal Penn as Jay Jonah Atterbury
Jay is the CEO and co-founder of Tender.
Penn is best known, forever and always, for starring alongside John Cho as the titular Harold and Kumar in that franchise. He was on House and Designated Survivor for several seasons and How I Met Your Mother for several episodes. In 2006, Penn starred in Mira Nair's adaptation of Jhumpa Lahiri's novel The Namesake. He's had countless film and television roles since the '90s, and even made time to be in the Obama administration for a spell.
IG: @kalpenn
Kiernan Shipka as Hayley Clay
Hayley is an executive assistant at Tender.
Shipka's already had two iconic television roles in her career: Sally Draper on Mad Men and Sabrina (the Teenage Witch) on The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. It might be famous to me, and only me, but she played a heightened version of herself in an excellent episode of Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23 and went on to star in showrunner Nahnatchka Khan's film Totally Killer. Other films include Longlegs, Twisters, and The Last Showgirl.
IG: @kiernanshipka
Charlie Heaton as Jim Dycker
Dycker is a journalist who enters the story because he is investigating Tender.
It hasn't been that long since Heaton left our screens as Jonathan Byer on Stranger Things. But if you happened to miss that massive phenomenon, you may may have seen him in The Souvenir Part II or New Mutant... two films with very different vibes. There's also As You Are, Marrowbone, No Future, and Billy Knight. He's also a member of the band Self Esteem.
IG: @charlie.r.heaton
Sagar Radia as Rishi Ramdani
Rishi was an associate on Harper's desk, but is now a drug dealer after losing his job due to some highly problematic gambling issues in season 3.
Prior to Industry, Radia starred in The Good Karma Hospital and appeared in two episodes of the UK medical drama Holby City. He also had a small role in Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation.
IG: @sagarradia
Miriam Petche as Sweetpea Golightly
Sweetpea was a Pierpoint employee with some influencer side hustles, but she was able to follow Harper into her new venture at the end of season 3.
Petche is a former child actor who played Esmerelda Hallow, the kind older sister of a Mean Girl TM, in the 2017 CBBC series adaptation of The Worst Witch.
IG: @miriam.petche
Kit Harington as Sir Henry Muck
Sir Muck was a startup CEO, but the startup totally failed. So he tried being a politician, which also failed. Now he's joining the Tender team, where he will... probably fail? He is now married to Yasmin.
Harington broke out as one of the leads on Game of Thrones, another HBO hit series. You may have caught him last year on the Netflix series Too Much. He created and starred in the miniseries Gunpowder. His big screen filmography includes Testament of Youth, two of the How To Train Your Dragon movies, Eternals, Pompeii, and The Life & Death of John F. Donovan. He's also a very accomplished London stage actor, with leading roles over the years in War Horse, Doctor Faustus, and Henry V among others.
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