Prime Video’s ‘Bishop’ adds Gerardo Celasco, Alex Breaux, Ally Ioannides and Steven Yaffee in recurring roles

Prime Video’s crime drama series “Bishop” has added four performers in recurring roles, Deadline reported on August 11, expanding the cast around Joel Kinnaman’s homicide detective Bishop Graves. The newly announced additions are Gerardo Celasco, Alex Breaux, Ally Ioannides, and Steven Yaffee, each taking on recurring character work as the series continues to build its ensemble.

Celasco, known for “The Waterfront” and “M.I.A.,” is among the actors joining the show’s ongoing storyline. Deadline’s report frames the character roster expansion as part of the series’ continued development, with the new recurring roles joining the established premise centered on Bishop Graves, a detective described as brilliant and battle-scarred.

Breaux, who has appeared in “Stranger Things” and “American Primeval,” is also set for a recurring role. Deadline did not provide further character specifics in its announcement, but the report indicates that the show’s co-creators, Little Marvin and Tony Saltzman, are overseeing the series’ evolution as it moves forward with additional cast members.

Ioannides, credited in Deadline’s report for work including “Into The Badlands,” likewise is slated for recurring status on “Bishop.” The report places the additions within the show’s broader cast expansion, while reiterating the series’ central character concept and the focus on homicide investigations led by Graves.

Yaffee, who has appeared in “Ghosts,” rounds out the newly announced recurring additions. Deadline’s report links these casting moves to the ongoing production of the Prime Video series and describes Bishop Graves as the show’s investigative anchor, with the character’s perspective driving storylines connected to death investigations.

Deadline also identified “Bishop” as a series from co-creators Little Marvin and Tony Saltzman. It describes Graves as a homicide detective whose approach combines intelligence with experience that has left him “battle-scarred,” and it indicates that the expanded cast will support the show’s ongoing investigation-driven narrative structure.

No premiere date, episode count, or character names for the newly cast recurring roles were included in Deadline’s announcement. With the four additions now set for recurring work, the next step for viewers will be to watch the characters’ appearances when episodes land on Prime Video, with production details to be clarified in later casting or episode announcements.