"The Boys" is an American superhero television series directed by Dan Trachtenberg, Eric Kripke, Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen.
The starring cast includes Karl Urban as William "Billy" Butcher - The leader of the Boys and former SAS operator, Jack Quaid as Hugh "Hughie" Campbell Jr. - A civilian member of the Boys, Antony Starr as John, Erin Moriarty as Annie January, Dominique McElligott as Maggie Shaw, Jessie T. Usher as Reggie Franklin, Laz Alonso as Marvin T. "Mother's" Milk - A member of the Boys responsible for organizing and planning their operations, Chace Crawford as Kevin Moskowitz, Karen Fukuhara as Kimiko Miyashiro, Nathan Mitchell as Black Noir - A silent member of the Seven and others.

Here are "The Boys" TV series trailer, plot summary, full cast and characters, release date, streaming services and everything we know so far.

Trailer

Is there a trailer for The Boys TV series?

Prime Video on Monday, May 16, 2022 released the trailer for "The Boys" you can watch here:
THE BOYS - Season 3 Official Trailer | Prime Video.

Plot summary

What is The Boys TV series plot?

Here is a short review of "The Boys" TV series plot summary.

The Boys is set in a universe where superpowered individuals are recognized as heroes by the general public and work for the powerful corporation Vought International, which markets and monetizes them. Outside of their heroic personas, most are arrogant and corrupt. The series primarily focuses on two groups: the Seven, Vought's premier superhero team, and the eponymous Boys, vigilantes looking to bring down Vought and its corrupt superheroes.
The Boys are led by Billy (Karl Urban) Butcher, who despises all superpowered people, and the Seven are led by the narcissistic and violent Homelander. At the start of the series, the Boys are joined by Hughie (Jack Quaid) Campbell after the drug-addicted member of the Seven named A-Train accidentally kills his girlfriend, while the Seven are joined by Annie January (Erin Moriarty), a young and hopeful heroine forced to face the truth about those she admires. Other members of the Seven include the disillusioned Queen Maeve, the insecure Deep, the mysterious Black Noir, and secret white supremacist Stormfront. The Boys are rounded out by tactical planner Mother's Milk, weapons specialist Frenchie (Tomer Capone), and superpowered test subject Kimiko. Overseeing the Seven is Vought executive Madelyn Stillwell (Elisabeth Shue), who is later succeeded by publicist Ashley Barrett (Colby Minifie).

Cast

Who plays who in the The Boys TV series cast?

Here is the full cast and characters of "The Boys" TV series. Actors and actresses are sorted mostly in credits order.

Karl Urban  as William "Billy" Butcher - The leader of the Boys and former SAS operator
Jack Quaid  as Hugh "Hughie" Campbell Jr. - A civilian member of the Boys
Antony Starr  as John / Homelander - The extremely powerful leader of the Seven
Erin Moriarty  as Annie January / Starlight - A devout Christian light-emitting superhero and member of the Seven
Dominique McElligott  as Maggie Shaw / Queen Maeve - A veteran member of the Seven with enhanced physical strength and durability
Jessie T. Usher  as Reggie Franklin / A-Train - A speedster member of the Seven
Laz Alonso  as Marvin T. "Mother's" Milk - A member of the Boys responsible for organizing and planning their operations
Chace Crawford  as Kevin Moskowitz / the Deep - A member of the Seven
Karen Fukuhara  as Kimiko Miyashiro / the Female - A mute member of the Boys with enhanced strength and regenerative healing
Nathan Mitchell  as Black Noir - A silent member of the Seven
Elisabeth Shue  as Madelyn Stillwell (season 1; guest season 2) - The charismatic, scheming vice-president of Hero Management at Vought International
Colby Minifie  as Ashley Barrett (season 2 - present; recurring season 1) - A publicist for Vought International
Aya Cash  as Klara Risinger / Liberty / Stormfront (season 2) - The first successful Compound V subject and member of The Seven with several abilities, including the ability to discharge burning energy from her hands
Tomer Capone  as Frenchie
Simon Pegg  as Hugh Campbell Sr. (season 1) - Hughie's father
Shaun Benson  as Ezekiel (season 1) - A homophobic Christian superhuman with elastic powers
Ann Cusack  as Donna January - Starlight's mother
Jordana Lajoie  as Cherie - Frenchie's former criminal associate and lover a weapons specialist
Jennifer Esposito  as Susan Raynor (season 1; guest season 2) - The deputy director of the CIA
Shantel VanSanten  as Becca Butcher (seasons 1 - 2) - Butcher's wife, whose disappearance motivates his battle against the Seven
Malcolm Barrett  as Seth Reed (season 1; guest season 2) - A Vought public relations writer
Christian Keyes  as Nathan Franklin (season 1) - A-Train's older brother and trainer
Laila Robins  as Grace Mallory (season 2; guest season 1) - The former deputy director of the CIA and informal founder of the Boys
Nicola Correia-Damude  as Elena - Queen Maeve's girlfriend
Giancarlo Esposito  as Stan Edgar (season 2; guest season 1) - The corrupt CEO of Vought International and Stillwell's superior
Claudia Doumit  as Victoria "Vic" Neuman (season 2) - A congresswoman
Langston Kerman  as Eagle the Archer (season 2) - An archery-themed superhero
Cameron Crovetti  as Ryan Butcher (season 2) - Becca's and Homelander's son
Jessica Hecht  as Carol Mannheim (season 2) - Eagle the Archer's "teacher" and therapist
Abraham Lim  as Kenji Miyashiro (season 2) - Kimiko's younger brother
Alex Hassell  as Translucent (season 1) - A member of the Seven
Jess Salgueiro  as Robin Ward (season 1) - Hughie's girlfriend
Mishka Thรฉbaud  as Shockwave (seasons 1 - 2) - A rival speedster to A-Train
David Reale  as Evan Lambert - A Vought public relations writer alongside Seth
Brittany Allen  as Charlotte / Popclaw (season 1) - An actress and superhero in a secret relationship with A-Train
Dan Darin-Zanco  as Doppelganger (seasons 1 - 2) - A shapeshifting Supe
Haley Joel Osment  as Charles / Mesmer (season 1) - A former superhero in Teenage Kix
John Doman  as Jonah Vogelbaum (seasons 1 - 2) - The Vought scientist
Brit Morgan  as Rachel Saunders (season 1) - Becca's sister and Butcher's sister-in-law
Jackie Tohn  as Courtenay (season 1) - A Vought production assistant
Brendan Beiser  as Jeff (season 1) - A Vought operative
Dรฉbora Demestre  as Isadora (season 1) - Vought's suit designer
Alvina August  as Monique (season 1) - Mother's Milk's wife and mother of their daughter, Janine
Jim Beaver  as Secretary of Defense Robert A. Singer
Nalini Ingrita  as Janine - Mother's Milk and Monique's daughter
Katy Breier  as Cassandra Schwartz - A member of the Church of the Collective
Shawn Ashmore  as Lamplighter - A former member of the Seven with pyrokinesis
Adrian Holmes  as the voice of Dr. Park - The head of the compound that Becca as being held prisoner in
Dawnn Lewis  as Valerie Hunter - A witness to Stormfront's racist murder in the 1970s
Krishan Dutt  as Naqib (seasons 1 - 2) - A superpowered terrorist with explosive-based powers
Howard Campbell  as Myron Hunter - Valerie's brother and a victim of Stormfront's racist murder
Andrew Jackson  as Love Sausage - A Compound V test subject with a prehensile penis that can stretch to enormous lengths
Barbara Gordon  as Judy Atkinson
Jason Gray-Stanford  as Dennis - A man whose car Butcher and Starlight take to drive Hughie to the hospital
Chris Mark  as Blindspot - A blind superhero with super hearing
John Noble  as Sam Butcher - Butcher's estranged father
Lesley Nicol  as Connie Butcher
Ess Hรถdlmoser  as Cindy - A telekinetic Compound V test subject
Michael Ayres  as Jay - Frenchie's deceased former criminal associate and best friend
Samer Salem  as Naqib (seasons 1 - 2) - A superpowered terrorist with explosive-based powers
Goran Viลกnjiฤ‡  as Alastair Adana (season 2) - The leader of the Church of the Collective
P. J. Byrne  as Adam Bourke - A film director helming a movie for Vought starring the Seven titled Dawn of the Seven
Nneka Elliott  as Female News Anchor
Jensen Ackles  as Soldier Boy
Laurie Holden  as Crimson Countess
Sean Patrick Flanery  as Gunpowder
Nick Wechsler  as Blue Hawk
Kristin Booth  as Tessa
Jack Doolan  as Tommy
Miles Gaston Villanueva  as Supersonic
Frances Turner  as Monique
Katia Winter  as Little Nina
Sabrina Saudin  as Also Ashley
Connie Wang  as Deanna
Dan Duran  as VNN News Anchor
Roger Peterson  as Male News Anchor
Billy Zane  as Billy Zane
David Andrews  as Senator Calhoun
David W. Thompson  as Gecko
Ana Sani  as Anika
Thomas Roberts  as Thomas Roberts
Bruce Novakowski  as Doug Friedman
Maria Menounos  as Maria Menounos
Mike Massaro  as ESPN Interviewer
Tanner Zipchen  as Entertainment Reporter
Bill Turnbull  as Trevor
Gordon Harper  as Phillip
Darrin Maharaj  as Reporter
Stephanie Jung  as Samantha
Mike Donis  as Tiny Hero
Liyou Abere  as Janine
Lovina Yavari  as Ruby
Justiin Davis  as Young Stan Edgar
Wallace Langham  as Dr. Damien Hodgman
Anna Khaja  as Lydia Parker
Jaden Martin  as Jamie
Greg Grunberg  as Self As Agent Bill Pearson
Paulino Nunes  as Mayor of Baltimore
Keller Viaene  as Cute Little Girl
Christian Bako  as Aleksy Lutz
Parker Corno  as 8 Year Old Boy
Toby Bisson  as Colby
Christopher Lennertz  as Christopher Lennertz
Da'Vinchi  as Anthony
JD Smith  as Officer
Akiel Julien  as Deeaygo
Jack Mosshammer  as Gary
Adrian Falconer  as Colby's Dad
Melanie Peterson  as Sweet Mom
Tara Reid  as Tara Reid
Ashton James  as Oslo
Jay Yoo  as Colby's Dr.
Deidre Cross  as Flight Attendant
Deshay Padayachey  as X-Ray Tech
Shanice Johnson  as Curious Girl
Steve Coombes  as Security Guard
Massey Ahmar  as Guard
Caitlyn Sponheimer  as Molly
Aldrin Bundoc  as Clerk
Callum Shoniker  as Commercial Son
Joel Rinzler  as Groundskeeper
Jordan Andonov  as Passenger #1
Cole Kapoor  as Excited Teen's Friend
Chris Hansen  as Chris Hansen
Simon Henderson  as Husband on Flight 37
Hallea Jones  as Older Girl
Kathy Maloney  as Vought News Host
David Webster  as Excited Teen
David Snelgrove  as Congressman
Scott Baker  as Big Game
Tavia Pereira  as Passenger #2
Matt Duncan  as Seafood Guy
Keana Lyn  as Hostess
Charley Koontz  as Tommy Peterson
Kevin Vidal  as Cyrus
J.D. Nicholsen  as Sheriff Ed Flanagan
Isaac Bell  as Bartender
Farid Yazdani  as Operations Agent
Jim Annan  as Pastor John
Brendan Shoreman  as Security Guard
Adam Waxman  as Passenger #3
Andrew Perun  as Musician
Dan MacKay  as Daniel Prestia
Luis Fernandes  as Perp
Okiki Kendall  as Teacher
Philip Savas  as Bawling Fan
Heather Tod Mitchell  as Mrs. Crowder
Nana Damptey  as Young Valerie
Brittany Johnson  as Passenger #4
Ric Garcia  as Lone Survivor
Jaiden Cannatelli  as Mason
Aniko Kaszas  as Female Bartender
Aram Avakian  as Young Mesmer
Gavin Pounds  as Heckling Fan
Thomas Hauff  as Pastor
Katie Couric  as Katie Couric
Wyatt Lamoureux  as Minister
Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova  as Girl in Classroom
Mike Joseph  as Frightened Man
Anton Gillis-Adelman  as Benjy
Byron Abalos  as Filipino Guy
Zoe Ambrose  as Cleo
Matt Jensen  as Frat Boy
Aiden Altow  as Shy Boy
Biden Hall  as Cop
Julia Dyan  as Elizabeth
Moni Ogunsuyi  as Hot Waitress
Isaiah Adam  as Dan
Adam Maros  as Cop
Makenna Beatty  as Girl
Connor Lucas-Loan  as Second Frat Boy
Joanne Reece  as Tina
Kamil Orzechowski  as Desperate Thief #1
Evangelia Kambites  as Supe Gospel Singer
Nancy O'Dell  as Nancy O'Dell
Sana Asad  as Gianna
Will Carr  as Tim
Tabitha Tao  as Assistant
Daniel Lavigne  as Housing Project Dad
Joel Gagne  as Gunpowder
Chad Allen  as S.W.A.T Captain
Jenny Brizard  as Hair Stylist
Craig Burnatowski  as Street Cop
Allison Hogg  as Sheila
Arista Arhin  as Housing Project Daughter
Kris Siddiqi  as Kuldeep Singh
Maddy Foley  as Olive
John Thomas Gauthier  as Big Sonofabitch
Abbas Wahab  as Alastair Adana's Assistant
Tim Gammon  as Susan Rayner's Husband
Angelica Alejandro  as Anxious Salon Worker
Gary Brennan  as National Defense Expert
Jhonattan Ardila  as Heckling Fan's Friend
Dorrett White  as Teen Girl On the Street
Allan Price  as Senator #1
John Williams  as Older Donor
Perrie Voss  as Lisa Concilia
James Gerald Hicks  as 20-Something Guy (PSA)
Ethan Tavares  as Susan Rayner's Son
Yona Epstein-Roth  as EMP Dude Patient
Jarrod Terrell  as Planet Vought Waiter
Kaijuan Dockery  as Housing Project Son
Ada H. Chan  as EMT
Nicole Maroon  as Emotional Donor
Grace Armas  as Mamasan Matron
Nicolas Melo  as Sound Boom Person
Christina Dixon  as Leanne Franklin
Nick Alachiotis  as Acid Vomit Patient
Kym Wyatt McKenzie  as Fake Butcher
Charlotte Tavares  as Susan Rayner's Daughter
Stefan Lawrence  as High End Restaurant Waiter
Virginia Roncetti  as Nancy Peterson
Emma Nelles  as Girl (PSA)
Carol Huska  as Sorority Girl
Tiana Leonty  as Believe Attendee
Reid Janisse  as Field Producer
Brian Russell  as Emergency Worker
Peter Nelson  as Maeve's Dad
Birgitte Solem  as Fake Stillwell
Anthony Bewlz  as Homelander Double
Caroline Lesley  as Reporter
Toyin Sebastien Ajimati  as Michel
Maia Lima-Thompson  as Glowing Eyes Patient
Robert Pue  as Guy
Jesse Buck  as Greasy Dude
Stephanie Brister  as Homeless Woman
Kaitlyn Riordan  as Sonia
Ian Kilburn  as Vought Security Agent
Li Chen  as Phasing Patient
Chai Valladares  as A-Train Fan
Alessandra Vite  as Jersey Girl
Andrew Moodie  as Chairman Matthew Richardson
Mark Antony Krupa  as Ivan
Carlos Pinder  as Tactical Team Leader
Luke Robinson  as Jean Paul
Rebekah Marie  as Tongue Patient
Dave Tommasini  as NYPD Helicopter Pilot
John Moore  as Reporter
Eric Andrews  as Photographer
Julie Nolke  as Reporter
Lynne Griffin  as Lois
Chiamaka Glory  as Jill the Executive
Mark Sparks  as NYPD Helicopter Co-Pilot
Wayne Wells  as Wall Punching Patient
Cydney Penner  as Jody
Malia Singh  as Victoria Neuman's Daughter
James Hartnett  as Reality Editor
Brendan Virtucio  as Filipino Armed Guard #1
Cassie Cao  as Production Assistant
Ashley Comeau  as Margaret
Neil Girvan  as Randall Skilton
Preeti Torul  as Reporter
Sanden Perera  as Zapped Lights Patient
Kai Bradbury  as The Female's Brother (17)
Luis Cruz  as Filipino Armed Guard #2
Vanessa Burns  as Reporter
Vickie Papavs  as Veronica Barassi
Hubert Boorder  as Crushed Security Guard
Charles Altow  as Maverick
Farleena Khan  as Tourist
Dani Jazzar  as Tall Terrorist
Derrick Su  as The Female's Brother (7)
Courtenay J. Stevens  as Megachurch Salesman
Mark Rainmaker  as Exploded Security Guard
Anthony Gerbrandt  as Protestor
Randal Baumer  as Stormfront Fan
Ahmed Mesallati  as Heavy Terrorist
Ajay Fry  as Trivia MC
David MacInnis  as Shot Security Guard
Vicki Kim  as Stormfront Fan
Briana Templeton  as Protestor
Brett McCaig  as Vought Executive
Imogen Haworth  as Mother
Momona Tamada  as Young The Female
Ali Shmaisani  as Clean Cut Terrorist
Janet Rose Nguyen  as Vought Executive
Hershel Blatt  as Protestor
Neema Nazeri  as Rafiq
Greg Zajac  as Homebanger
Vaios Skretas  as Dragged Orderly
Paul Rivers  as Stormfront Fan
Stephannie Hawkins  as Female from the Car
Kirpa Budwal  as Cockpit Terrorist
Chloe Madison  as Snowflake Cuck's Wife
Ruth Chiang  as Zapped Doctor
Kevin Allan  as Vought Executive
Sydney Coombs  as Stormfront Fan
Katherine Oh  as Protestor
Jason Hsu  as Roughman #1
Tom Henry  as Snowflake Cuck
Pierre Drivas  as Syrian Boy
Sylvia Osei  as Village Mother
Alex Chung  as Roughman #2
Chris Robinson  as Smart Ass Cop
Idrissa Sanogo  as Village Boy
Chitom Eze  as Maeve's Male Friend #1
Jeff Sinasac  as Ted
Kevin Shand  as Super Villain
Nick Coleman  as Maeve's Male Friend #2
David Pinard  as VNN Interviewer
Anthony Jhade  as Soldier
Anthony Lake  as Porn Jack From Jupiter
Dylan Moscovitch  as Porn The Deep
Yury Ruzhyev  as Victor
Mike Mains  as Porn Dude #1
Dennis Mirkovic  as Vladislav
Garrett Christian  as Porn Dude #2
Christian Emilio  as Porn Dude #3
Cory Myles  as Porn Dude #4
Gabriel Burrafato  as Lab Tech
Alexandra Castillo  as Vanessa
Kyle Mac  as Tony
Zayn Maloney  as Desean
Elizabeth Erhart  as Monique's friend
Paul Ballin  as Bareass Supe
Simon Wong  as Reporter
Roxanne Wright  as Armed Soldier
Brett Geddes  as Termite
Lara Mrkoci  as Nun
Destiny Rettinger  as Patient
Ryan Manning  as Guy in the Crowd (Water Bottle)
Olivia Morandin  as Zoe Neuman

Filming

What are The Boys filming details?

"The Boys" series are produced by Sony Pictures Television Studios, Amazon Studios, Point Grey Pictures, Original Film, Kripke Enterprises, Kickstart Entertainment and KFL Nightsky Productions.

The average duration of each episode is 55 - 68 minutes. Country of origin: United States. Original language: English.

Rating

What are critics and audiences saying about The Boys TV series?

"The Boys" TV series got high rating from critics. IMDB rating is 8.7/10.

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