From Riley Keough to Sam Claflin, Here’s Where You’ve Seen the “Daisy Jones & the Six” Cast Before

Keough, who is the real-life granddaughter of rock and roll legend Elvis Presley, plays Daisy Jones, the free-spirited and fiery singer-songwriter who brings the Six to a whole new level. Previously, Keough starred in “Zola,” and she also appears in Prime Video’s “The Terminal List” alongside Chris Pratt, Constance Wu, and Taylor Kitsch.

Sam Claflin plays Billy Dunne, the Six’s intense founder and frontman who finds his marriage to Camila (Camila Morrone) put to the test when he develops an intense bond with Daisy (Keough). Claflin has previously appeared as Finnick Odair in “The Hunger Games, and also starred in “Enola Holmes,” “Me Before You,” and “Love, Rosie,” among other projects.

Morrone plays Billy’s wife Camila, who moves with him to Los Angeles and also works to establish her own career over the course of the show. Morrone has previously starred in “Death Wish,” “Never Goin’ Back,” and “Micky and the Bear,” but “Daisy Jones & The Six” is her biggest role yet.

Be stars as Simone Jackson, Daisy’s best friend who goes on to become an innovative disco star. Be played Killmonger’s ill-fated girlfriend Linda in “Black Panther,” and has also appeared in many stage shows, including “Hadestown” and “School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.”

Whitehouse plays Eddie Roundtree, the Six’s bassist who seems perpetually bitter at being relegated to Billy’s shadow. Whitehouse played Sir Cole in Netflix’s “The Knight Before Christmas” and also had a lead role in a “Game of Thrones” prequel pilot that was never produced.

Waterhouse plays Karen Sirko, the Six’s talented and driven keyboardist. In real life, Waterhouse is a musician herself, and she’s also appeared in “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,” “Detective Pikachu,” “The White Princess,” “The Broken Hearts Gallery,” and more projects.

Harrison is one of the real newcomers to the cast, playing Graham Dunne, Billy’s younger brother and the one who had the idea for the Six in the first place. The actor’s only notable prior credits are one episode of the political drama “Madam Secretary,” and a movie role in “This Is a Film About My Mother.”

Chacon plays Warren Rhodes, the Six’s laid-back drummer who has a penchant for boats and partying. He’s appeared in “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” “Pose,” and “Narcos.”

Harris plays Simone’s love interest and musical collaborator, a disc jockey named Bernie. After spending years operating a hair salon in Hollywood, Harris landed roles in “Tell It Like a Woman,” “This Is Us,” and “Abbott Elementary,” among others. Up next, she’s set to star in Netflix’s “Glamorous” alongside Kim Cattrall.

Drea plays Daisy’s husband, a descendant of Irish royalty named Nicky, who she impulsively marries in Greece. Drea has previously appeared in “Wedding Season,” “My Salinger Year,” and other features.

Wright plays Teddy Price, the tour manager who discovers both the Six and Daisy and has the idea to put them together. Wright is perhaps best known for playing George Costanza (Jason Alexander)’s character’s coworker Mr. Morgan on “Seinfeld.” He has also starred in “Sunshine State,” “Dumbarton Bridge,” and other films.

Olyphant plays the tour manager who inspires the Six to make the trek to LA and later finds himself tasked with managing the unruly band on tour. The actor has starred in tons of projects over the years, playing Sheriff Seth Bullock in “Deadwood” and Rylan Givens in Justified; he’s also appeared in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and many other films.