Benjamin Bratt Cast in Important Role in Hulu’s NFL Drama “The Land”

Benjamin Bratt has officially joined the cast of Dan Fogelman’s new NFL drama series for Hulu called “The Land.” According to Deadline, he will be playing a key recurring role in this exciting football-themed show. While the details of his character are still a secret, it’s believed that he will portray an NFL head coach who has a history with the team’s head coach, played by Christopher Meloni.

Joining a star-studded ensemble that includes William H. Macy, Mandy Moore, Chace Crawford, Chloe Bennet, Sam Corlett, Tanner Zagarino, and Bridget Moynahan, Bratt is set to bring his talent to this intriguing series. Written by Fogelman, the show is a joint effort between 20th Television and Skydance Sports.

Although the official premise of the series is yet to be revealed, it is said to be a complex drama that delves deep into the world of the NFL with a focus on family dynamics across generations. Series lead William H. Macy has given fans a small teaser about what to expect, including the title of the show.

In addition to his role as Bail Organa in Season 2 of Andor, Bratt has been a part of various projects like Loot, Poker Face, and Mother of the Bride. Fans might also recognize his voice as Ernesto de la Cruz in Pixar’s beloved film, Coco.

In other Hulu news, the platform has teased fans with the trailer for an upcoming Spanish-language drama called “Dear Killer Nannies,” inspired by Pablo Escobar’s son. And for those eagerly awaiting the next season of “Alien: Earth,” star Sydney Chandler has confirmed that production is set to kick off later this spring.

If you’re a true crime aficionado, be sure to check out Hulu’s “Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese,” where director Clair Titley, former FBI agent Rob Ambrosini, and Skylar’s classmate Ariah shed light on this captivating case. Plus, “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette” has recently become FX’s most-streamed limited series on Hulu.

For more exciting content, consider signing up for Disney+ or the Disney Streaming Bundle, which includes Disney+, ESPN+, and ad-supported Hulu. Stay tuned for more updates as “The Land” continues to develop with Benjamin Bratt stepping into a significant role in this NFL drama series.