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Netflix's Myron Bolitar Adds Jabari Banks, Chloe Fineman and Jamie McShane as Series Moves Into Production

The new casting builds a creative team around David E. Kelley and Kyle Long and pushes Harlan Coben’s sports‑crime novels toward a filmed series.

Overview

  • Netflix announced Monday that Jabari Banks, Chloe Fineman and Jamie McShane joined the cast with Ben McKenzie set as a recurring guest, and the streamer released character names and descriptions for each role.
  • The company said Banks will play Dwayne Richmond, a rising tennis prodigy; Fineman will play Parker Quinn, a sports reporter; McShane will play Detective Ray Dimonte; and McKenzie will play rival agent Gavin Pierce.
  • Chloe Fineman announced she is leaving Saturday Night Live after seven seasons and told reporters that a David E. Kelley series role and the production schedule influenced her decision, with filming starting this week, she said.
  • David E. Kelley and Kyle Long will co‑showrun, write and executive produce the series, and Greg Yaitanes is attached to direct multiple episodes and serve as an executive producer.
  • Netflix has not set a release date; the move follows the streamer’s long partnership adapting Harlan Coben’s books and some outlets project a 2027 window, a timeline that Netflix has not confirmed.