‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Star Christopher Briney Joins ‘Hacks’ Season 5’
Christopher Briney, a prominent figure from Prime Video’s hit series, The Summer I Turned Pretty, is joining the cast of HBO Max’s acclaimed comedy Hacks for its upcoming fifth season. Production on the new season is currently underway.
Briney’s Role in Hacks
A recently released image from Hacks showcases Briney sharing a light-hearted moment with Deborah Vance, portrayed by Emmy winner Jean Smart. This pairing promises to offer fans a delightful dynamic in the upcoming episodes.
Returning Cast Members
In addition to Smart, Hacks will also feature a talented ensemble of returning cast members:
- Hannah Einbinder
- Paul W. Downs
- Megan Stalter
- Carl Clemons-Hopkins
- Mark Indelicato
- Rose Abdoo
Each of these actors brings Emmy recognition to the series, enhancing its reputation for exceptional talent.
Christopher Briney’s Continued Rise
This marks Christopher Briney’s first notable role since his portrayal of Conrad Fisher in The Summer I Turned Pretty. Based on the popular novels by Jenny Han, the series recently concluded its successful third season, which shattered viewership records.
Briney is also set to reprise his role in a forthcoming movie adaptation of The Summer I Turned Pretty, which is currently in development. He previously appeared in the musical adaptation of Mean Girls and made his film debut in Dalíland alongside Sir Ben Kingsley, premiering at the 2022 Toronto Film Festival.
Production and Creative Team
The fifth season of Hacks is overseen by Emmy winners Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello, and Jen Statsky. The production team includes:
- Paul W. Downs
- Lucia Aniello
- Jen Statsky
It is executive produced by the aforementioned creators alongside recognized executives like Michael Schur, David Miner, and Morgan Sackett. Universal Television, part of Universal Studio Group, handles the production logistics.
As Christopher Briney transitions into this new role, fans anticipate a blend of humor and depth in Hacks, which promises to maintain its high standard of storytelling.
