Valorie Curry

Two popular actors have been roped in to play new superheroes in the fourth season of the critically-acclaimed series "The Boys". The show has added Valorie Curry as Firecracker and Susan Heyward as Sister Sage. Both the actors will have series regular roles in the upcoming season.

Ashley Zukerman is playing the titular role, based on the character in Dan Brown's bestseller "The Lost Symbol".

Eric Kripke's deliberate approach in The Boys Season 4 has impacted fans. The show's final season is confirmed by Kripke, promising more explosive content ahead.

The Emmy-winning drama series 'The Boys' returns with its highly anticipated fourth season on June 13, 2024. Starring Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, and an ensemble cast, this diabolical and thrilling show is based on the best-selling comic by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson.

'The Boys' are back with another bloody, brutal and diabolical new series that will see Butcher racing against time to take down Homelander, this time, with a 'virus that kills Supes'. With the world on the brink, the stakes are higher than ever before. Season 4 premieres on June 13.

'The Boys' creator Eric Kripke shared that although in the previous seasons the primary cast was kept safe to advance the story, however, fans should not expect their favourite superheroes to survive in Season 5, reported Deadline.

Actor Claudia Doumit discusses the similarities between characters Annie and Victoria in 'The Boys', highlighting the complex dynamics of the show's world of corrupt superheroes. Season four is set to explore deeper character developments and past traumas, offering a gripping narrative for fans.

Antony Starr discusses Homelander's complex nature in 'The Boys,' comparing his redemption to a shark becoming vegan. He highlights his collaboration with creator Eric Kripke in creating a multifaceted character. Despite Homelander's many flaws, Starr notes glimpses of vulnerability. The show, returning for Season 4 on Prime Video, explores the gray areas of humanity, featuring a rich ensemble cast.

Eric Kripke, creator of 'The Boys', discusses how the show tackles real-life issues like corruption and unchecked power in a fantasy world, appealing to global audiences.

Eric Kripke, creator of 'The Boys', discusses the show's portrayal of corrupt superheroes and the warning against authoritarians. The series, known for its satire and redefined superhero genre, returns for its fourth season on June 13.

This week promises an exciting array of web series and movies that are set to hit the streaming platforms, ensuring a packed schedule for entertainment enthusiasts. Leading the charge is the much-anticipated second season of "House of the Dragon," poised to draw viewers back into the fiery world of Westeros. Meanwhile, "The Boys" returns with its fourth season, bringing more of its signature blend of dark humor and superhero mayhem.