Where You Can See the 13 Reasons Why Cast Next

Updated on April 23, 2017 at 11:20 AM

There are two types of people in this world: those who will watch the entire second season of 13 Reasons Why in one weekend and those who will take months to finish it. If you fall under the first category, you've probably already found yourself wanting to know where you can see the stars next. The good news is a lot of the 13 Reasons Why cast has other movies and TV shows coming up soon. Find out where Katherine Langford will pop up next as well as who's joining anticipated films like Melissa McCarthy's upcoming drama Can You Ever Forgive Me? and 2019's DC superhero film Shazam!

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Katherine Langford

Australian star Langford, whose big break was 13 Reasons Why, has a sci-fi fantasy up next titled Spontaneous. According to IMDb, Langford plays Mara Carlyle, "a high school senior [who] discovers that she may spontaneously burst into flames at any moment."

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Brandon Larracuente

Everyone who's still grieving their crush Jeff has a lot to look forward to, because actor Brandon Larracuente has a lot coming up. You'll find him firmly in two thrillers, one due out this year titled Confessional and another next year titled The Buried Girl. Good times!

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Sosie Bacon

Hollywood scion Sosie Bacon has a lot going on this year. In addition to 13 Reasons Why, she also stars in Alan Ball's HBO family drama series, Here and Now, alongside Holly Hunter and Tim Robbins.

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Christian Navarro

Christian Navarro, who's been on everything from Law & Order to Vinyl, will star alongside Melissa McCarthy in Can You Ever Forgive Me?, due out Oct. 19.

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Ross Butler

Ross Butler, who plays sensitive jock Zach Dempsey on 13 Reasons Why, can be seen in 2019's Shazam! No word yet on which character he will play.

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Ajiona Alexus

Alexus is another cast member who has a recurring TV gig — she's on Empire as the younger version of Cookie, Taraji P. Henson's character. You can also spot her in Breaking In with Gabrielle Union and in the gory thriller Family Blood.

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Where You Can See the 13 Reasons Why Cast Next

Katherine Langford

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Ajiona Alexus

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