'Revenge' season 4 cast spoilers: Two new characters, Louise and Brian, to join

Two new characters will join the regular cast of "Revenge" season 4 and they are expected to stir things up next season.

Recent spoilers claimed that two new stars are set to join the returning cast on "Revenge" season 4 named as Louise and Brian. According to reports, Louise will be introduced as season 4 kicks off. The character will be played by "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" star Elena Satine. Louise is reportedly the black sheep of her family which is an affluent one. However, it is still unknown what her role will be in the series. At first, it was speculated that she will be linked to the show's protagonist Emily Thorne.

Another character to join the series is Brian Hallisay who will be playing the role of Ben who is also set to appear when the show returns in September. Ben is a police officer as well as Jack's new friend. He is also reportedly the new love interest of Emily Thorne.

David Clarke will also join the regular cast next season after he appeared in last season's final episode. The final episode of the previous season was a total cliffhanger after a lot of characters exited the series and the way things turned out. First, Aiden was killed by Victoria who is now staying in a mental hospital by Emily's doing. Moreover, Conrad Grayson is left on the side of the road bleeding to death after he was attacked by David Clarke. All this time, Emily is avenging her father's alleged death. However, everything she worked for will be worthless with the return of the person she is taking revenge for.

On July 11, the cast and crew of "Revenge" started filming the fourth season of the hit suspense TV series. The producer of "Revenge" spilled that next season will tap to the emotions of the characters. "Revenge" season 4 will return to ABC on September 28.

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