You’ve probably also heard her in animated series like BoJack Horseman and Robot Chicken. She’ll be seen later this year in an as-yet-unknown role in Netflix’s The School for Good and Evil. More recently, he appeared in The Kominsky Method, The Boys, and Stranger Things. There’s honestly no telling where you might have seen Key before — he has over 120 credits to his name, including the upcoming Willy Wonka origin story Wonka. He co-created, co-wrote, and co-starred in the sketch comedy show Key and Peele alongside Jordan Peele and appeared on over 100 episodes of MADtv between 2004 and 2009. He’s had guest roles in sitcoms like Parks and Recreation, Modern Family, and The League; lent his voice to animated series like BoJack Horseman, Archer, and Bob’s Burgers; and starred in series and movies like Keanu, Schmigadoon!, and Friends from College. Like Key, Greer has been in a lot of movies and TV shows. One of her first roles was as the iconic Fern Mayo/Vylette in Jawbreaker, and since then, she’s appeared in rom-coms like The Wedding Planner, 13 Going on 30, and 27 Dresses; horror movies like Cursed, Carrie, and the latest Halloween reboot. You might also recognize her as Kitty Sanchez in Arrested Development or Bridget in Two and a Half Men. You likely recognized Knoxville from Jackass, but you might have also seen him in the mid-2000s comedies The Ringer, The Dukes of Hazzard, and A Dirty Shame, or on a few episodes of Drunk History (as Johnny Cash, among others). He also appeared in a few more serious movies, like Walking Tall and Lords of Dogtown. Worthy’s a pretty great choice for the role, as a former kid actor himself. He landed his first onscreen role when he was 9, and has since starred in Austin & Ally, American Vandal, and The Act. He’s also had guest roles on Supernatural, Smallville, and Good Luck Charlie.
