Chloe Fineman Joins Netflix's 'Myron Bolitar' Series

Chloe Fineman has been cast in a series regular role in Netflix's upcoming show "Myron Bolitar," following her departure from NBC's "Saturday Night Live" last week. This marks Fineman's first major role after leaving SNL. She will star opposite Jabari Banks, who is taking on his first significant role since the conclusion of Peacock's "Bel-Air." Jamie McShane, known for his work on "Task" and "Wednesday," will also be a series regular.

The series is based on Harlan Coben's bestselling novels and centers on the titular character, Myron Bolitar, a sports agent who becomes an amateur detective. Ben McKenzie is also attached to the project, though his specific role has not yet been detailed. The adaptation aims to bring Coben's popular character and his adventures to the streaming platform.

Netflix has been actively expanding its roster of original programming, with "Myron Bolitar" representing a significant addition to its crime and mystery offerings. The casting of Fineman, Banks, McShane, and McKenzie suggests a strong ensemble for the series, which is expected to draw from the extensive library of Coben's work. Further details regarding the production timeline and the full cast are anticipated to be released by Netflix.