Severance - Cast and Crew
Cast

Dichen Lachman

Michael Chernus

Britt Lower

Patricia Arquette

Adam Scott

John Turturro

Christopher Walken

Tramell Tillman

Jen Tullock

Zach Cherry

Sarah Beck

Sarah Bock
Crew

Dichen Lachman

Gerry Robert Byrne

Jessica Lee Gagné

Tyson Bidner

Mohamad El Masri

John Cameron

Amanda Overton

Samuel Donovan

Dan Erickson

K.C. Perry

John Lesher

Caroline Baron

Chris Black

Ben Stiller

Adam Countee

Beau Willimon

Adam Scott

Patricia Arquette

Paul Leonardo Jr.

Anna Ouyang Moench

Kristyn MacReady

Aoife McArdle

Diana Dekajlo

Wei-Ning Yu

Katie Pruitt

Jackie Cohn

Richard Schwartz

Nicholas Weinstock

Geoffrey Richman

Erin Wagoner

Sean Fogel

Jordan Tappis

Jill Footlick

Mark Friedman

Andrew Colville

Kari Stringham Drake

Alexandra Vivas

Dichen Lachman

Katie Carroll

Matt Lake

Amanda Cheng

Justin Bischoff

Dichen Lachman

George Drakoulias

Theodore Shapiro

Felipe Pacheco

Missy Cohen

Sam Zeines

Dichen Lachman

Jacob Ribicoff

Bob Chefalas

Dichen Lachman

Sarah Edwards

Jeremy Hindle

Dichen Lachman

Bernadette Mazur

Anita Lausevic

Judy Chin

Jon Carter

Eric Leven

Alex Lemke

Sean FIndley
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