THE CAST AND CHARACTERS OF MARVEL/NETFLIX SERIES THE PUNISHER!!


  • Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle aka The Punisher.
  • Ben Barnes as Billy Russo: Castle’s best friend from when he served in the Special Forces. Russo runs Anvil, a private military corporation.
  • Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Micro: A former NSA analyst who assists Castle.
  • Amber Rose Revah as Dinah Madani: A Homeland Security agent who is vexed by Castle.
  • Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page:
Lawyer Matt Murdock's former assistant and a burgeoning news reporter, who befriended Castle after working on his case. Woll reprises her role from previous Marvel Netflix series.
  • Daniel Webber as Lewis Walcott: A young veteran struggling with his new life as a civilian.
  • Jason R. Moore as Curtis Hoyle: A friend of Castle, one of the few people who knows he is alive.
  • Paul Schulze as Rawlins: A high-ranking member of the CIA who crosses paths with Castle due to their time in Afghanistan.
  • Jaime Ray Newman as Sarah Lieberman: Micro's wife.[10]
  • Michael Nathanson as Sam Stein: A Homeland Security agent, Madani's partner.

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