A 'Bridgerton' actor, 'Emily in Paris' actress, and 'Ted Lasso' actor are among the new 'NCIS: Tony & Ziva' cast members.
Cote de Pablo and Michael Weatherly are getting some familiar company on NCIS: Tony & Ziva.
Five months after NCIS fans learned de Pablo and Weatherly's beloved characters, Ziva David and Tony DiNozzo, were set to reunite in a spinoff series, newly named NCIS: Tony & Ziva, Paramount+ has announced who is rounding out the rest of the show's celebrity cast as filming has officially begun in Budapest.
Child actor Isla Gie is set to star as their 12-year-old daughter, Tali, who, according to Paramount+, is "sick of being treated like a child." Shadow and Bone's Amita Suman plays a crucial part of Tony's work family as Claudette, the chief technical officer at his private security company.
Ted Lasso's Maximilian Osinski will appear as Boris, a Russian ex-pat and computer hacker, while Emily in Paris actress Nassima Benchicou has been cast as Martine, a former French intelligence agent.
Julian Ovenden, who appeared in the first season of Bridgerton, joins the show as Jonah, a former NSA computer programmer who is now the Secretary General of Interpol.
Completing the cast, Edge of Tomorrow's Terence Maynard has been cast as therapist Dr. Lang, I May Destroy You's Lara Rossi will appear as Tali's caretaker, Sophie, and Oppenheimer's James D'Arcy is Henry, an Interpol official.
Meanwhile, de Pablo and Weatherly reprise their long-held roles as Ziva and Tony. De Pablo last appeared as Ziva in the 17th season of NCIS while Weatherly's most recent appearance was in season 21.
According to Paramount+, the new show will reunite the characters on screen for the first time in 10 years, picking up after Ziva was believed to have died. After being discovered alive, Ziva completes a final mission with NCIS and then reunites with Tony and their daughter, Tali, in Paris. However, the conflict at the heart of the new series strikes when Tony's security company is attacked, spurring him and Ziva to go on the run in Europe.
For everything else we know about the upcoming new series, check out ET's guide.
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