In the fourth season of Only Murders in the Building, fans were delighted to see the return of the iconic and legendary actress Loretta Durkin, who plays Oliver’s love interest. Durkin first appeared in the show in season 3 as a meek actress cast in Oliver’s musical and the protective mother of Dickie, Ben Glenroy’s adopted brother. Now, she has become a breakout TV star living in L.A., bringing a new level of charm and complexity to her character.
Another familiar face making a cameo in the show is the Schitt’s Creek and American Pie star, playing himself as he is cast to portray Charles (played by Steve Martin) in the film adaptation of the podcast. This collaboration between Levy and Martin brings a sense of nostalgia for fans who remember their previous work together in films like Father of the Bride and Cheaper by the Dozen 2.
After returning to TV in Land of Women, the Desperate Housewives alum has taken on another television role, this time playing herself as she is cast to play Mabel (portrayed by Selena Gomez) in the film adaptation. Her humorous take on the character’s age adjustment adds a refreshing twist to her friendship with Charles and Oliver.
The Hangover Star Reluctant to Keep Role
The Hangover star also joins the star-studded cast, playing himself as he is cast as Oliver (played by Martin Short) in the film adaptation. Despite his initial reluctance to keep the part after Oliver fails to recognize him, his comedic timing and presence add a new dynamic to the storyline.
Comedy Legend Bev Mellon Meets with the Trio
An iconic comedy legend also graces the screen in this season, playing Bev Mellon, the Paramount studio exec who meets with Charles, Mabel, and Oliver about turning their podcast into a movie. Her impressive resume includes appearances in Superstar, Saturday Night Live, and Wet Hot American Summer, making her a welcome addition to the cast.
The Brothers Twin Sisters Duo Takes the Helm
Cohen and Werber, known for their work in comedy specials and Netflix series, join forces to portray twin sisters and directors called The Brothers. Their last name adds a unique twist to their characters, who will helm the Only Murders film, bringing their own creative vision to the project.
Pachinko star Jin Ha, known for his role in the Apple TV+ series, takes on a new persona behind all that hair as the screenwriter of the podcast’s film adaptation. His portrayal adds depth and intrigue to the storyline, showcasing his versatility as an actor.