The fourth season of "Manifest" opens two years after the devastating Season 3 finale. Not only for the passengers of Flight 828, who have faced allegations, kidnappings, and the looming "Day of Death," but also for the show, its cast, and creator Jeff Lake. Manifest was cancelled by NBC after Season 3 and then picked up by Netflix for a two-part blockbuster Season 4. (No word on when part 2 of season 4 of Manifesto will be released.)

The cast of Manifesto, with the exception of the main characters who said goodbye at the end of season 3 (Grace, played by Athena Karkanis, and young Cal, played by Jack Messina), are mostly back in the Netflix version. returned. Some character roles were expanded (Vance, played by Darryl Edwards) and a few minor characters were introduced, but the cast of "Manifest" Season 4 will be familiar to anyone who was an avid viewer of the show's first three seasons.

Mikaela "Mick" Stone is one of the leaders of the Flight 828 passengers. At the beginning of Season 4, Mikaela is no longer an NYPD detective, but she is investigating the central mystery of the show.

Roxburgh was born in Vancouver and is best known for her roles in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid film series and the CW series Valor. He has also made guest appearances on other CW shows such as "Arrow," "Tomorrow People," and "Supernatural," and appeared in 2016's "Star Trek Beyond."

Mikaela's brother Ben Stone, the second leader of the Flight 828 passengers and instrumental in solving the Callings, is played by Kentucky native Dallas. The actor began his career in England, studying at the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts in London and later joining the Royal Shakespeare Company. His first major role in the United States was playing the sidekick Fandral in 2011's "Thor" (the role was later taken by Zachary Levi in the sequel). Dallas is best known for his role as Prince Charming/David Nolan on the ABC series Once Upon a Time. (Fun fact: he is married to Ginnifer Goodwin, who played his on-screen love interest on OUAT.)

Mikaela's ex-fiancee Jared is played by Cuban actor Ramirez. He got his start in television on Tyler Perry's House of Payne and later guest starred on The CW's Emily Owens, M.D. and Arrow. He also played Julio in the first four seasons of the Starz series Power and Oscar Arocho in the second season of Netflix's Jessica Jones.

Ben and Grace's teenage daughter, who was not a passenger on Flight 828, becomes involved in the mystery. Los Angeles-born actress and singer Luna Blaise, who previously played Nicole in the first season of the ABC series Fresh Off the Boat, also starred in the 2022 film adaptation of the novel Aristotle and Dante Have Discovered the Secrets of the Universe.

Ben and Grace's son Cal was previously played by Jack Messina, who reappeared in the season 3 finale and aged rapidly, and was replaced by Dolan in season 4. Dolan made his television debut in the second season of the ABC anthology American Crime, and has also appeared in the series All Night, Queen Sugar, Chicago Fire, and The Blacklist.

Mikaela's husband Zeke was not a passenger on Flight 828, but experienced a similar phenomenon of disappearing for a year and surviving his death date by following a summons. He will be played by Long, another Kentucky native, who has appeared on such television shows as "Jack & Bobby," "The Deep End," "Mad Men," "Private Practice," and "Lucky 7."

The brilliant Dr. Barr is played by Canadian actress Kaul, who has appeared in FX's "The Strain," CTV's "Saving Hope," Starz's "American Gods," and Freeform's "Beyond."

Angelina, who was rescued by the Stones and moved in with them in Season 3, went insane at the end of Season 3, murdering Cal's wife Grace and kidnapping the couple's baby Eden.

Canadian-born actress Taylor began her career on Broadway, appearing in the musical Billy Elliot at age 11; she is best known for her role as daughter Paige Jennings in the FX drama The Americans, and for her roles in The Good Doctor, Bull, and The Unsettling Appeared in.

At the beginning of season 4, Vance, an NSA agent, returns to the NSA to lead the Project Eureka investigation after the government discovers that he faked his own death.

A native New Yorker, Edwards began his career in theater and has been active in television since the early 1980s, appearing on shows such as "The Equalizer," "NYPD Blue," "Law & Order," and "Broad City." He also appeared in the first season of Netflix's "Daredevil" and co-starred with Taylor in several episodes of "The Americans."