Power: Origins Begins Production as More Cast Members Join

STARZ has confirmed production is underway on the new Power prequel series, Power: Origins, the origin story of fan-favorite characters Ghost, Tommy, and Kanan as ambitious young entrepreneurs on the rise, and confirmed several additional cast members will join the previously announced Spence Moore (Ghost), Charlie Mann (Tommy), and MeKai Curtis (Kanan).

Joining the cast in recurring roles are Jennifer Ferrin (The Knick, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin) as Kate Egan, Lizzy DeClement (New Amsterdam, Divorce) as Jill Wexler, Lenny Platt (The Dutchman, The Hot Zone) as Lenny Seidell, and Armani Gabriel (Blue Bloods) as J-Boogs.

Power: Origins Begins Production as More Cast Members Join
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Also on board are Everett Osborne (Why Did I Get Married Again, Sweetwater) as Omay Moreau, and Jason Dirden (American Soul, A Raisin in the Sun) reprising his role as Traymont Stinson from Power Book III: Raising Kanan. The first season will consist of 18 episodes and will be filmed in New Jersey. You can learn more about the characters below:

Kate Egan (Jennifer Ferrin): Tommy’s mother, Kate Egan, is melodramatic, attention-seeking, and manipulative, especially if she’s using and desperate to get her hands on her next fix. Despite this, Tommy is fiercely devoted to her, taking care of her and trying to keep her clean.

Jill Wexler (Lizzy DeClement): Smart, ambitious, and sharp-tongued, Jill is a nurse at a local Queens hospital with big dreams of someday attending medical school. A recovering addict who has experienced a lot of heartbreak in her young life, she falls hard for Tommy but is also quick to call him on his bullshit and frequent idiocy.

Lenny Seidell (Lenny Platt): A charismatic, confident finance bro turned fitness entrepreneur who owns a handful of successful NYC gyms with ambitions to create a fitness empire. Lenny’s business model relies heavily on providing steroids to his elite gym clientele, and he’s always looking for new partners.

J-Boogs (Armani Gabriel): Sharp, street smart, and scrappy, J-Boogs is a reliable foot soldier with a good eye for the game. He’s one of Ghost and Tommy’s most trusted corner boys.

Omay Moreau (Everett Osborne): A superstar tight end with the NY Jets and a generous friend to those in his inner circle, Omay invites his pals into an extravagant world of parties, hot women, and hotter cars- all with no strings attached- or so it seems.

Traymont Stinson (Jason Dirden): First introduced in Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Traymont was a once-trusted associate of the Thomas family who betrayed them.

The series will continue to explore the Power universe in fresh and compelling ways, delving into the action-packed origin story of fan-favorite characters Ghost, Tommy, and Kanan as ambitious young entrepreneurs on the rise, determined to make their mark on the streets of New York City.

A fun, rambunctious exploration of a new time period in the Power franchise, Power: Origins will highlight the unbridled audacity of young men on the rise, determined to become legends in the game. Lionsgate Television will produce Power: Origins for STARZ.

Power: Origins will mark the fourth spinoff in the hugely popular Power series, preceded by Power Book II: Ghost, which screened its fourth and final season in 2024; Power Book III: Raising Kanan, which aired its fourth season earlier this spring, and already has filmed its upcoming fifth and final season to air in 2026; and Power Book IV: Force, which just kicked off its third and final season this fall.

Sascha Penn will showrun and executive-produce Power: Origins from a pilot co-written by Penn and Courtney Kemp. The Power Universe series is executive produced by Kemp, the creator and showrunner of the original Power, through her production company, End of Episode; Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, through G-Unit Film and Television; Mark Canton, through Canton Entertainment; Chris Selak; Kevin Fox; and Pete Chatmon, who also serves as a director.