Industry Season 5 adds seven to cast

5 sourcesUpdated Aug 18, 2026

Industry has been renewed for a fifth and final season, with a notable cast expansion that includes Dianna Agron, Cary Elwes, Sam Riley, Jessica Brown Findlay, Luke Manley, Bally Gill, and Eduard Poliakov, along with Zosia Mamet joining as Carmen Dame. Agron will play Skip Binksy, the CFO of a wellness tech company, while Elwes portrays investor Padgett Stillman; Riley is Solomon Kerr, a British businessman who made his fortune in Silicon Valley; Findlay is Marina St. Clair, a family friend of Sir Henry Muck; Manley plays Stevie Delmonte, an execution trader; Gill is Nikesh Shah, a left-wing politician; and Poliakov portrays Olexij Kovalchuk, a trader. Filming for the final season is underway in the United Kingdom, and returning cast members include Myha’la, Marisa Abela, Kit Harington, and Miriam Petche. Industry was created by Mickey Down and Konrad Kay and is produced by Bad Wolf for HBO and BBC, with Season 4’s strong performance contributing to the renewal. The fifth season will continue the series’ look at the high-stakes world of finance through Pierpoint & Co’s trading floor, while serving as the culmination of the storylines started in earlier seasons.

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Variety MagazineLean Left‘Industry’ Season 5 Adds Seven to Cast, Including Cary Elwes, Jessica Brown Findlay, Dianna Agron

justjared.comOther'Industry' Season 5 Casting: Dianna Agron, Cary Elwes, Jessica Brown Findlay & More Join Final Season

tvinsider.comOtherHBO's 'Industry' Casts Dianna Agron, Cary Elwes & More in Final Season

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