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Cosmopolitan
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Netflix's 'The Waterfront' Cast and Characters, Explained
Dysfunctional families and legacy-related drama have been at the center of many of our binge-watch-worthy obsessions. Think: Succession, Yellowstone, House of the Dragon, Ransom Canyon, etc. This formula's been tried, tested, and true—and we can't seem to get enough of it. So Netflix is keeping it coming by serving viewers another suspenseful series involving money, power, big egos, and bloodshed. The Waterfront is a show inspired by true events. It follows the fictional Buckley family, who have dominated the coastal town of Havenport, North Carolina for decades. They control everything from the local fisheries to the restaurants. But an imminent threat could ruin their family's future forever. In an attempt to save their family from losing everything they've built, the Buckleys get involved in some shady business, which ultimately ends up dragging the whole clan deeper into the mud. They find themselves in the thick of it, and it becomes difficult to make their way out. Of course, the only way this story works is with its roster of talented actors. Here are the cast and characters of The Waterfront.


Cosmopolitan
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Netflix's The Waterfront: The Buckley family tree explained
Ever since we finished watching Ransom Canyon, we've been looking for a replacement American drama series, and we think we've found our new obsession thanks to the release of Netflix's The Waterfront. The eight-part series was created by Kevin Williamson, inspired by true events and follows the life of the Buckley family who run a major fishing and restaurant business in the North Carolina town of Havenport. However, as the business struggles to stay a float the family take drastic action to keep their reputations and bank balances safe. With all of the family being involved in the business, you can expect to see a lot of secrets, betrayal and a lot of tension. But before we dive in too much, let's get ourselves acquainted with the family dynamic and crucially how each member of the Buckley family is related to each other. Wife: Belle Buckley Children: Bree, Cane and Shawn West Grandchildren: Savannah and Diller Husband: Harlan Buckley Children: Bree and Cane Grandchildren: Savannah and Diller Parents: Harlan and Belle Siblings: Bree Half-sibling: Shawn Wife: Peyton Children: Savannah Parents: Harlan and Belle Siblings: Cane Half-sibling: Shawn Ex-husband: Rodney Hopkins Children: Diller Hopkins Parents: Harlan and Bebe Half-siblings: Bree and Cane Parents: Bree Buckley and Rodney Hopkins Grandparents: Harlan and Belle Buckley Uncles: Cane and Shawn Cousin: Savannah The Waterfront is available on Netflix now


Fox News
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Josh Duhamel shares the refreshing qualities that make his wife the perfect partner in Hollywood
LOS ANGELES - Josh Duhamel admitted that it has gotten "tougher and tougher" for him to balance his career in Hollywood and his family life. During an interview with Fox News Digital, the Bobcat brand ambassador shared that balancing his work as an actor and director while launching a company named Gatlin has proved challenging, but he knows being a father and a husband comes first. "I have to constantly remind myself how important it is – the most important thing I do – is be a good husband and a good father. So yeah, it's a balance, but it's been a good life," Duhamel said. The "Ransom Canyon" star, his wife Audra and their 1-year-old son Shepherd live 40 minutes away from civilization in their "doomsday cabin" in northwest Minnesota. During the interview, Duhamel praised his wife for not getting caught up in the "BS" and being a straight-shooter. "I have to constantly remind myself how important it is – the most important thing I do – is be a good husband and a good father." "Audra is just one of those girls who we get each other. She's also from North Dakota, she's a very practical thinker, she's great with the kids, she's an amazing wife, she's beautiful, and she doesn't get caught up in all the BS you know, she's very straight, and I love that about her," he said. Duhamel purchased some land in Minnesota and spent the last 15 years building a rustic cabin. He eventually added a second parcel that came with a hunting shack and a third parcel that came with a home. During his interview with Fox News Digital, Duhamel shared that he went into business with the Bobcat Company, which makes tools, machines and equipment, to help transform his Minnesota property more efficiently. "So, I have a cabin out in the woods, in Minnesota, right across the border, and I needed help shaping the land. So I bought a Toolcat and then started talking to some of the people over there, and we started working together," he said of his six-year partnership with Bobcat. As part of Bobcat's 2025 "Work Worth Doing" campaign, Duhamel is honoring the firefighters who battled the early 2025 Los Angeles fires. Duhamel will roll up to the fire station in a Bobcat UTV packed with lunch and swag bags to personally thank the firefighters for their service and surprise them with $20,000. A UTV is a "much-needed tool to support this crew as they fight future fires on the ground," according to the company. "Hand crews use hand tools and chainsaws to construct firelines, burn out areas, and perform mop-up work after a wildfire is controlled," they stated. Duhamel told Fox News Digital he was happy to join Bobcat's campaign because he is very proud of the firefighters in Los Angeles. "I think that we all can appreciate how important a strong firefighting community is, and these guys are some of the best in the world at it. They have to be. So I'm very proud, very grateful for their work, as are most people in this town. "So, I think any time I get a chance to support them, I jump at it. I think Bobcat has been great about helping in doing work that matters in these small communities and big communities like Los Angeles," he said. "So when I heard that they wanted to do this here in Los Angeles, I thought it was an amazing idea because this equipment is so important. It really is."
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Netflix adds exclusive local content to interactive site
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – On Monday, Netflix announced an update to Netflix in Your Neighborhood—NM. This interactive website allows the community to learn more about their favorite movies and shows filmed in New Mexico. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Netflix launches site showcasing New Mexico film locations The new update features two new titles, 'Ransom Canyon,' filmed in Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Mora County, and San Miguel County, and 'Pulse,' filmed in Albuquerque. Four new videos are also available, showcasing actors Minka Kelly (an Albuquerque native) and Josh Duhamel from 'Ransom Canyon,' as well as Willa Fitzgerald and Colin Woodell from 'Pulse.' The actors share their unique experiences filming in New Mexico in these exclusive interviews. With interactive maps of filming locations across the state, Netflix in Your Neighborhood now showcases 130 new locations and cultural sites for fans to explore. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
30-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Andor Spies a New High on Nielsen Streaming Top 10, Daredevil: Born Again Has Still Yet to Chart
Netflix's YOU repeated atop Nielsen's U.S. ranking of streaming originals for the week of April 28, amassing nearly 1.8 billion minutes viewed across 50 total episodes. In its first week of eligibility, Netflix's The Four Seasons made its chart debut in the No. 2 spot with 1.3 billion minutes viewed/eight episodes, followed by Disney+'s Andor (with a new weekly high of 821 million minutes viewed across 18 available episodes), Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale (612 million minutes/62 available episodes), and Netflix's Ransom Canyon (504 million minutes viewed/10 episodes). More from TVLine The Chi Scores Its Most-Streamed Premiere Ever, 7 Seasons In Ratings: American Music Awards on CBS Delivers Best Audience Since 2019 YOU, Ransom Canyon, The Last of Us Lead Nielsen Streaming Top 10; Andor Returns With Series High Rounding out the Top 10 originals for the week of April 28 were Netflix's Black Mirror (482 million minutes viewed), Netflix's Battle Camp (473 million minutes), Netflix's The Eternaut (473 million minutes), Hulu's Good American Family (376 million minutes) and Paramount+'s MobLand (352 million minutes). Of note, Disney+'s Daredevil: Born Again — now in the second week following the release of its ninth episode/Season 1 finale — still has yet to land on the Nielsen Top 10. Want SCOOP on any of the TV shows above? Email InsideLine@ and your question may be answered via Matt's Inside Line!