Meet the Cast of Netflix's Upcoming Fantasy Adaptation Sweet Tooth

Anozie is set to play Tommy Jepperd, a wandering loner who encounters Gus and joins him on a journey for answers. American audiences probably recognize Anozie either from his role as the Captain of the Guard in the 2015 live-action Cinderella or as Xaro Xhoan Daxos on Game of Thrones.

Akhtar, a BAFTA-winning British actor, will be playing Dr. Singh on Sweet Tooth. He's a mainstay on British dramas, including The Night Manager and Back to Life. You also may recognize him from his supporting role as Naveed in The Big Sick.

Millennials may recognize Owen from her role as Carrie Bradshaw's little sister on the CW series The Carrie Diaries back in the early 2010s. More recently, she appeared in the Netflix thriller Messiah and had a guest spot on The Wilds.

Forte, who's set to play Gus's father, is probably the most easily recognizable cast member. The former Saturday Night Live star is best known at the moment for his Emmy-nominated work on the sitcom The Last Man on Earth. He's next set to star in and executive produce the upcoming MacGruber TV series.

Ramirez, who will be playing Aimee, is no stranger to fantasy TV: she played Cinderella in the final season of Once Upon a Time. Prior to that, she had series-regular roles on Devious Maids and Heroes and, most recently, the thriller Tell Me a Story.

Sandilands is slated to play General Abbot on Sweet Tooth, and it's not the first time he's played a mysterious older character in a sci-fi/fantasy show. He appeared on The 100 as Titus and later joined The Flash as supervillain The Thinker.

Brolin will be lending his voice to Sweet Tooth as an unnamed narrator. The Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actor has been working steadily for decades, with his most recent long-term project being the CBS sitcom Life in Pieces.