Steve Buscemi joins FX's Far Cry series

Steve Buscemi has signed on to co-star in FX's upcoming Far Cry series alongside Rob Mac and Lizzy Caplan. The addition was confirmed in recent casting updates for the video game adaptation.

The series is co-created by Mac and Noah Hawley, known for Fargo. Mac is also set to star in the project.

The adaptation will follow the video game franchise's format of standalone seasons. Each season will feature a new setting and cast of characters.

Buscemi's specific role has not been detailed. The Far Cry video game series began in 2004 with a first-person shooter set on a tropical island.

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Six months after FX's series order, Noah Hawley provided an update on the Far Cry TV adaptation, confirming it's in early development as an anthology with original stories per season. Hawley is writing scripts, plans to direct the first two episodes, and production will share facilities with Alien: Earth Season 2.

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Chris Evans appeared as a guest star on the 2000 CBS reboot of The Fugitive. The series followed Harrison Ford's 1993 film version of the story.

Aaron Paul has signed on to join the cast of Prime Video's Fallout for its third season. The Emmy winner will appear alongside promoted series regulars Annabel O'Hagan and Dave Register.

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Actor Peter Sarsgaard has been cast in the third season of HBO's The Last of Us adaptation. He will portray Amon, a new character who leads the Seraphites cult.

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