Duvernay Limited Series “Central Park Five” Announces Casting of the 5

Ava Duvernay’s production of “Central Park Five” rounds out its cast, announcing the five young men of color to depict the highly publicized case. If you haven’t heard that the acclaimed writer, producer, director is… writing, producing, and directing a…

Ava Duvernay’s production of “Central Park Five” rounds out its cast, announcing the five young men of color to depict the highly publicized case. If you haven’t heard that the acclaimed writer, producer, director is… writing, producing, and directing a limited series on Netflix that depicts the story of the “Central Park Five.” The true story of five teenagers of color who were wrongly convicted of sexually assaulting a white woman jogging through Central Park in 1989. The case took national attention and the accused were named the “Central Park Five.” The young men were convicted and eventually exonerated in 2002. Duvernay may be the fairy godmother of us all, pulling out the stops to find the perfect cast members to tell this tale. She continues to open doors for POC actors casting a few unknowns who will be making their debuts on the small screen and bringing on some familiar faces as well.

Chris Chalk (Gotham) will play Adult Yusef Salaam; Newcomers Freddy Miyares and Justin Cunningham will play Adult Raymond Santana and Adult Kevin Richardson. Together, they will star alongside previously announced Jharrel Jerome (Moonlight) playing Korey Wise and Jovan Adepo (Fences) playing Adult Antron McCray – all portraying the wrongly convicted men in the Central Park Five case. Duvernay also brings in new talent, Asante Blackk who will play Young Kevin Richardson alongside, Ethan Herisse (Miss Virginia) will play Young Yusef Salaam; Marquis Rodriguez (Chicago Fire) will play Y…

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