Casting Guide for "A Piece of Her

[Netflix's hit Pieces of Her has developed its narrative into a thrilling dual-timeline show involving viral fame, a witness protection program, and a charismatic cult leader. 30-year-old Andi (Bella Heathcote), who is a coastal In this eight-episode hit, 30-year-old Andy (Bella Heathcote) unravels the secrets behind her quiet upbringing in a small coastal town.

Although the original story by Karin Slaughter and the show are set in the American South, the film was shot in Australia and features a versatile cast of actors, led by award-winning actor Toni Collette. Below is everything we know about the "Pieces of Her" cast and where you may have seen them before.

Thirty-year-old Andy's quiet life changes when his mother, Laura, takes down a potential mass murderer with amazing skill. When his mother orders him to flee the country, Andy is determined to unravel Laura's past and discover the truth about his upbringing. Australian actress Heathcote is best known for her appearances in thrillers and horror films such as "The Neon Demon," "His Dark Materials" and "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. He also began his career in the Aussie soap "Neighbors" and later starred in Amazon's "The Man in the High Castle."

Speech therapist Laura's mysterious past is gradually revealed throughout the series, and her five minutes of fame leads to violence. Colette, an Australian native, is best known for her scene-stealing, Oscar-nominated roles in films such as "Knives Out," "Hereditary," "Little Miss Sunshine," and "The Sixth Sense." She also appeared in the series United States of Tara, Hostages, and Unbelievable.

Before entering Witness Protection, Laura was the daughter of millionaire businessman Martin and concert pianist Jane Queller. Rebelling against her strict and abusive upbringing, she rebelled against her family and joined a cult, falling in love with its guru. Barden, who began her career in the long-running soap Coronation Street, appeared as Alyssa in Netflix's The End of The F***ing World. She also appeared in Penny Dreadfuls and Better Things, and did voice work on several episodes of Robot Chicken.

The charismatic leader of the cult, Nick, is played by British actor Joe Dempsey, who got his big break playing the slacker Chris in the first two seasons of Skins, and then Arya's friend Gendry, aka King Baratheon, in several seasons of Game of Thrones. He played the illegitimate son of King Baratheon. He also appeared in Adult Material, Deep State, and This is England '86.

The father of the Queller siblings, a sadistic and powerful pharmaceutical executive, is played by Emmy Award winner O'Quinn. The Michigan native won three awards for his role as John Locke in Lost. Alias," "The West Wing," the "Hawaii Five-O" reboot, and is currently a regular on several shows, including "FBI: Most Wanted."

Jane's beloved brother Andrew is also a rebel and was the one who first introduced Jane to Nick and the Army for a Changing World Pieces of Her is Burton's first major role after appearing in several short films. This year he also appeared in the Australian series Barons.

Jane's straight-laced brother is played by Worthy, a Disney Channel native. Since appearing in Austin & Ally, the former child star has appeared in acclaimed shows such as Hulu's The Act and Netflix's American Vandal.

The older Jasper is now a successful businessman and vice presidential candidate. Wenham is best known for his role as Faramir (Boromir's brother) in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. He has also appeared in the films 300 (and its sequel 300: Rise of an Empire), Moulin Rouge, Lion, and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.

U.S. Marshal Vargas begins following Andy as he investigates his mother's past and soon becomes the only person Andy can trust. Scipio, a British actor, has been a voice actor on several British shows, including "White Teeth," "As the Bell Rings," and "Bob the Builder." He also co-starred with Will Smith as the villain Armando Almas in the hit Bad Boys for Life.

Laura's ex-husband and Andy's father-in-law, Oliver, met her ex-husband while she was in witness protection and is unaware of her surprising past. Hardwicke is best known for his role as James "Ghost" St. Patrick in the crime drama Power. He has also appeared in the films Sorry to Bother You, Nobody's Fool, Kick Ass, and Netflix's Army of the Dead.

Laura's friend and father substitute, who turns out to be her witness protection agent, may turn out to be Billy Black, father of Jacob Black in The Twilight Saga. Birmingham, an American actor of Comanche origin, has appeared in a number of impressive TV series recently, including "Yellowstone," "Sirens," "Animal Kingdom," and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt." She also made guest appearances on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Veronica Mars" in the past.

Jeffrey, who currently plays Nick, has a long acting resume in Australia, including appearances on Neighbours, the first two seasons of the prison drama Wentworth, all eight seasons of the cattle show McLeod's Daughters In the United States, he is best known for his role as Thomas Logan in the film X-Men Origins: Wolverine

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