Dexter: Resurrection is finally pulling back the curtain on its biggest surprise yet: the return of Dexter Morgan himself. After fans assumed his story had ended for good, the upcoming series promises not just a new show but an entirely new stage.
Set in the noisy streets of New York City instead of the humid calm of Miami, Dexter: Resurrection is bringing back familiar faces and mixing them with a batch of powerful newcomers.
So, who is joining this fresh revival, and how do they fit into Dexter's twisted world this time?
Here's your complete guide to the cast of Dexter: Resurrection.
Dexter: Resurrection cast and character guide
#1. Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan
The face of the franchise, Michael C. Hall, once again becomes Dexter Morgan in Dexter: Resurrection as the forensic analyst with a hidden life. This time, Dexter is adjusting to being alive after nearly dying from a gunshot in Iron Lake.

Now in New York, he's likely to face ghosts of his past and try to reconnect with his son Harrison. Hall's return puts Dexter on an unfamiliar turf, promising a fresh direction for the character.
Aside from Dexter, Hall is known for Six Feet Under and films like Kill Your Darlings.
#2. Jack Alcott as Harrison Morgan
Harrison returns with Jack Alcott back in the role. Last seen making the difficult decision to shoot his father, Harrison now flees to New York, carrying the burden of a life that has been shaped by tragedy.

Dexter: Resurrection will dive deeper into his psyche and relationship with Dexter, especially as they try to understand their shared darkness.
Alcott has previously worked on The Good Lord Bird and Poker Face.
#3. James Remar as Harry Morgan
The moral compass Dexter used to follow is back. James Remar reprises his role as Harry Morgan, the man who gave Dexter his infamous code. Though Harry had died long ago, his presence lingers as Dexter's internal guide.

This time, with Debra Morgan no longer appearing in Dexter's mental space, Harry's return sets up a renewed internal struggle.
Remar's long career includes appearances in Oppenheimer and Blade: Trinity.
#4. John Lithgow as Arthur Mitchell
Also known as the terrifying Trinity Killer, Arthur Mitchell returns in a brief but significant way for Dexter: Resurrection. Played by John Lithgow, the character will appear as a haunting vision.

Even in death, Trinity leaves a lasting mark on Dexter, especially in light of what he did to Rita and how that shaped Harrison's trauma. Lithgow's performance remains one of the most chilling in the series.
#5. David Zayas as Angel Batista
Angel Batista is no longer just part of the past. David Zayas returns to the role in Dexter: Resurrection, and in this installment, Batista is actively pursuing the truth. Having pieced together Dexter's identity as the Bay Harbor Butcher, Angel is on his trail, heading to New York.

What was once friendship now turns into a hunt for justice.
Zayas has also starred in The Expendables and the HBO series Oz.
#6. Jimmy Smits as Miguel Prado
Making a brief return is Jimmy Smits as Miguel Prado, a former ally-turned-problem for Dexter. As the ADA who once joined Dexter in vigilante justice, Miguel's arc turned tragic and deadly.

Though dead, his reappearance hints at memories or hallucinations from Dexter's past resurfacing.
Smits' career spans roles in East New York and Star Wars.
#7. Erik King as James Doakes
Erik King steps back into the shoes of Sergeant Doakes, the first person to truly see through Dexter's facade.

Though long gone from the storyline, his sudden return could take place during a coma or hallucination, bringing back past confrontations. Fans can expect his trademark tension with Dexter to stir up old feelings.
#8. Peter Dinklage as Leon Prater
One of the most intriguing new cast members is Peter Dinklage, playing Leon Prater, a wealthy philanthropist with motives that are anything but out in the open. Known to obsess over serial killers, Prater brings danger under the guise of charisma.

In Dexter: Resurrection, he's organizing a strange gathering of deadly individuals, with Dexter involved.
Dinklage is known for his role in Game of Thrones and is also set to star in The Toxic Avenger reboot.
#9. Uma Thurman as Charley
Uma Thurman brings intensity as Charley, head of security to Leon Prater. She's tough, trained, and hiding more than just secrets. Her presence adds a new layer of action and suspense to Dexter: Resurrection.

With a background in Special Ops, Charley isn't just muscle. She's sharp, strategic, and close to power.
Thurman is widely known for her work in Pulp Fiction and more recently, Red, White & Royal Blue.
#10. Neil Patrick Harris as Lowell
Known for his comedic and charming roles, Neil Patrick Harris switches gears as Lowell, a mysterious man whose intentions are unclear. Seen in a dramatically different look, Harris's character may either aid Dexter or become one more threat.

His past performances in American Horror Story and Gone Girl show his range beyond comedy.
#11. Eric Stonestreet as Al
Another surprising face is Eric Stonestreet, cast as Al in Dexter: Resurrection, a killer from the Midwest.

Best known as Cam from Modern Family, his role here suggests a darker side. As one of the newcomers, Al might play into the larger web of serial killers introduced through Leon Prater.
Dexter: Resurrection isn't just bringing back an old story with older characters; it's rewriting what comes next. By putting together characters from the past with new faces ready to stir the plot, this latest revival promises something that ought to be truly gripping.
Each cast member, whether previously present in the Dexter universe or newly introduced, plays an important part in the show.
As Dexter figures his way out into a changed and different world, one thing is clear: his past isn't done with him yet, and this time, it's coming at him from every angle imaginable.
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