The Boys: Jeffrey Dean Morgan Joins Season Four Cast

The Walking Dead translator Negan Smith will play a new character in season 4 of The Boys.

American actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Walking Dead, Rampage, Fall) has officially joined the cast of The Boys for season four as a recurring guest star. He will reunite with Supernatural creator Eric Kripke in his work on the Amazon Studios and Sony Pictures Television series. They know each other well and have already mentioned this meeting. On social media, Jeffrey Dean Morgan said that he is a fan of The Boys and that he would like to be able to join the team. Eric Kripke then revealed that he was open to writing a role for him in the third season, but his schedule was too busy to undermine the offer.

Welcome to the family, @JDMorgan. We are all SO CONSIDERED by what you are!! (This photo is from the fourth season, filming now) #TheBoys #TheBoysTV @TheBoysTV @PrimeVideo pic.twitter.com/3bl40hlMZ6

— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) August 25, 2022

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke recently said:

Jeffrey Dean Morgan is a big fan of the show, so he and I are discussing all this. We are trying to find a solution for the fourth season. Nothing has been decided yet, but we are talking and emailing him to see if we can handle his busy schedule. So stay tuned.

Looking back at the third season of The Boys

In the third season of The Boys, Billy Butcher became more determined to kill Homelander. Huey and Annie January (Starlight) broke up after Huey became obsessed with trying to save Annie even though she didn’t want to be saved. Marvin Milk had marital problems and Kimiko finally came to terms with her abilities. This is only part of what is happening. The author did not even mention the return of the Soldier Boy or the Homeland, revealing his true identity to the world. One of the things fans had to appreciate was that The Boys never changed. The series continued to be violent, bloody and unpredictable.