List of Dynasty (2017 TV series) characters

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Dynasty is a 2017–2022 American television series based on the 1980s prime time soap opera of the same name.

In

Season four introduces Eliza Bennett as Alexis' secret daughter by Blake, Amanda
.

The reboot updates several elements from the 1980s original, including moving the setting from Denver, Colorado to Atlanta, Georgia; making Steven's homosexuality a nonissue to Blake; and changing gold digger Sammy Jo from a woman to a gay man.[1][4][5] Additionally, in the new series, Blake's new wife and her nephew are Hispanic, both Michael and the Colby family are African-American,[1][5] and Amanda is a lesbian.

Overview

Main cast members
Actor Character Appearances
First 1 2 3 4 5
Main characters
Elizabeth Gillies Fallon Carrington "
I Hardly Recognized You
" 		Main
Nathalie Kelley
Celia Machado / Cristal Flores
 Main Does not appear
James Mackay Steven Carrington Main[a] Does not appear Guest
Robert Christopher Riley Michael Culhane Main
Sam Adegoke Jeff Colby Main
Rafael de la Fuente
Samuel "Sammy Jo" Jones
 Main
Alan Dale Joseph Anders Main Does not appear
Grant Show Blake Carrington Main
Nicollette Sheridan[b] Alexis Carrington Colby "
Poor Little Rich Girl
" 		Recurring Main Does not appear
Elaine Hendrix "
The Sensational Blake Carrington Trial
" 		Does not appear Main
Ana Brenda Contreras
Cristal Jennings Carrington[c]
 "
Twenty-Three Skidoo
" 		Does not appear Main Does not appear
Daniella Alonso "
Guilt Trip To Alaska
" 		Does not appear Main
Maddison Brown Kirby Anders "Twenty-Three Skidoo" Stand-in[d] Main
Sam Underwood Adam Carrington "
Parisian Legend Has It...
" 		Does not appear Main[e]
Michael Michele Dominique Deveraux "
New Lady in Town
" 		Does not appear Guest Main
Adam Huber Liam Ridley "
Our Turn Now
" 		Recurring Main
Eliza Bennett Amanda Carrington "
The British Are Coming
" 		Does not appear Recurring Main
Recurring characters
Wakeema Hollis Monica Colby "I Hardly Recognized You" Recurring Guest Does not appear
Brianna Brown
Claudia Blaisdel
 Recurring Does not appear Guest
Nick Wechsler Matthew Blaisdel Recurring Does not appear
Elena Tovar Iris Machado "
Guilt is for Insecure People
" 		Recurring Does not appear Guest
Michael Patrick Lane
 Ted Dinard "
Company Slut
" 		Recurring Does not appear
Luis Fernández Alejandro Raya "
The Best Things in Life
" 		Recurring Does not appear
Hakeem Kae-Kazim Cesil Colby "
Rotten Things
" 		Recurring Guest Does not appear
Brent Antonello Hank Sullivan "
A Line from the Past
" 		Guest Recurring Does not appear
Katherine LaNasa Ada Stone "
The Butler Did It
" 		Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Nicole Zyana Allison "
How Two-Faced Can You Get
" 		Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Sharon Lawrence Laura Van Kirk "The Butler Did It" Does not appear Guest Recurring Guest
Ken Kirby Evan Tate “
Wild Ghost Chase
” 		Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Kelli Barrett Nadia "
Mother? I'm at La Mirage
" 		Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Jade Payton Vanessa Deveraux Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Daniel Di Tomasso Fletcher Myers “
Shoot from the Hip
” 		Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear
Emily Rudd Heidi "
You See Most Things in Terms of Black & White
" 		Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
John Jackson Hunter Connor Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Wil Traval Caleb Collins "
Is the Next Surgery on the House?
" 		Does not appear Guest Recurring Does not appear
Lachlan Buchanan Ryan "
My Hangover's Arrived
" 		Does not appear Guest Recurring Guest
Ashley Day Colin McNaughton "
Your Sick and Self-Serving Vendetta
" 		Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Luke Cook Oliver Noble "
Equal Justice for the Rich
" 		Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
David Aron Damane Leo Abbott "
A Public Forum for Her Lies
" 		Does not appear Recurring Does not appear
Kara Royster Eva "
She Lives in a Showplace Penthouse
" 		Does not appear Recurring Guest
Geovanni Gopradi Roberto "Beto" Flores "
Motherly Overprotectiveness
" 		Does not appear Guest Recurring
Felisha Terrell Nina Fournier "
How Did the Board Meeting Go?
" 		Does not appear Recurring
Pej Vahdat Dex Dexter Does not appear Recurring
Rogelio T. Ramos Daniel Ruiz "
Go Catch Your Horse
" 		Does not appear Recurring
Cynthia Quiles Charlie Jiménez "
Devoting All of Her Energy to Hate
" 		Does not appear Recurring
Brett Tucker Ben Carrington "
Vicious Vendetta
" 		Does not appear Recurring
Samantha Massell Stacey Moore Does not appear Recurring
Grace Junot Ellen "
Stars Make You Smile
" 		Does not appear Guest Recurring

Notes

  1. Deception, Jealousy, and Lies
    " (2.22), in which he is credited as a special guest star and a guest star, respectively.
  2. This Illness of Mine
    " (2.19) she is played by Elizabeth Gillies.
  3. ^ Daniella Alonso also portrays Rita the fifth season in a recurring capacity. She is also given an end-credits billing for her role as Rita.
  4. Dead Scratch
    " (1.22).
  5. Motherly Overprotectiveness
    " (2.15) onward.

Main

Elizabeth Gillies portrays Fallon Carrington, and Alexis Carrington in the second half of season two
James Mackay plays Steven Carrington
Robert Christopher Riley portrays Michael Culhane
Alan Dale portrays Joseph Anders
Grant Show plays Blake Carrington
Alexis Carrington
in seasons one and two
Cristal Jennings
in season two
Sam Underwood portrays Adam Carrington
Daniella Alonso plays Cristal in the third season
Alexis Carrington
in season three

Fallon Carrington

Main article: Fallon Carrington

Heiress Fallon Carrington (portrayed by

Cristal Flores, and is furious when he gives Cristal the promotion Fallon wanted for herself. She positions herself as her father's business rival, backed by Blake's nemesis Jeff Colby. Oblivious to Jeff's attraction to her, Fallon is carrying on a sexual relationship with the family chauffeur, Michael Culhane.[6]

Cristal Flores Carrington

Main article:
Cristal Carrington

Carrington Atlantic's head of public relations, Cristal Flores (portrayed by

Sam Jones.[6]

Steven Carrington

Main article: Steven Carrington

Blake's son Steven Carrington (portrayed by James Mackay) devotes himself to environmental and humanitarian causes, often in opposition to his father's business interests. He becomes romantically involved with Sam, who he soon discovers is his new stepmother Cristal's nephew.[6]

Michael Culhane

Main article: Michael Culhane

Blake's chauffeur Michael Culhane (portrayed by Robert Christopher Riley) is Fallon's lover and unofficial henchman; he has feelings for her which at first seem unrequited, but in losing him Fallon realizes that she loves him.[6]

Jeff Colby

Main article: Jeff Colby

Jeff Colby (portrayed by Sam Adegoke) is a high school friend of Fallon's, and Blake's former employee. He made a fortune from software he created while working for Blake, which the court ruled was his own property. Blake has never forgiven him for this "betrayal".[6] Jeff finances Fallon's business venture to be close to her, but it takes a while for her to begin to see his value as a partner.[7] In "Trashy Little Tramp", it is revealed that Jeff's mother Millie is Blake Carrington's half-sister.[8]

Sam "Sammy Jo" Jones

Main article:
Sam Jones (Dynasty)

Cristal's opportunistic nephew Samuel Josiah "Sammy Jo" Jones (portrayed by Rafael de la Fuente) becomes romantically involved with Steven. Sam's presence makes Cristal nervous, as he knows her secrets.[6]

Joseph Anders

Main article: Joseph Anders

Staunchly protective of the Carringtons, majordomo Joseph Anders (portrayed by Alan Dale) is threatened by Cristal's presence as the new would-be mistress of the mansion,[6] as well as her scheming nephew Sam.[9]

Blake Carrington

Main article: Blake Carrington

Atlanta energy tycoon Blake Carrington (portrayed by Grant Show as an adult, Jax Buresh as a teenager) marries public relations executive Cristal Flores, which lands his family at the center of a scandal when Cristal's married ex-lover Matthew Blaisdel is killed in a suspicious explosion. The marriage—and Blake's promotion of Cristal to COO of his company, Carrington Atlantic—put him at odds with his daughter Fallon, who allies herself with Blake's nemesis Jeff Colby as a business rival to her father. Blake already has a complicated relationship with his son Steven, who disapproves of his father's capitalistic politics and underhanded business tactics.[6]

Alexis Carrington Colby

Main article: Alexis Colby

Blake's long absent ex-wife Alexis (portrayed by

Enter Alexis".[3][12] The role was later portrayed by Elizabeth Gillies in three episodes of season two, and played by Elaine Hendrix
in seasons three, four and five .

Cristal Jennings Carrington

Main article:
Cristal Jennings

Cristal Jennings (portrayed by Ana Brenda Contreras), the woman from whom Celia Machado got her identity as Cristal, comes to Atlanta to offer her condolences to Blake in season two. The role is played by Daniella Alonso in seasons three, four and five.

Kirby Anders

Main article: Kirby Anders

Anders's estranged daughter arrives at the Carrington manor by Sam's invitation in "

Twenty-Three Skidoo", and father and daughter clash over her wild lifestyle and his mistrust.[15]

Adam Carrington

Main article: Adam Carrington

Adam Carrington (portrayed by Sam Underwood), Blake and Alexis's eldest son who was kidnapped as an infant, arrives in Atlanta looking to reclaim the life and family he was denied.

Dominique Deveraux

Main article: Dominique Deveraux

Dominique Deveraux (portrayed by

New Lady in Town
" after abandoning her family for a singing career in New York years before.

Liam Ridley

Main article: Liam Ridley

Liam Ridley (portrayed by Adam Huber) meets and agrees to marry Fallon Carrington to thwart Jeff's plot against her. Over time, the business relationship evolves into a romantic one.

Amanda Carrington

Main article: Amanda Carrington

Amanda Carrington (portrayed by

The British Are Coming
" after her adoptive mother dies, seeking answers about her biological family. Amanda is later involved in a lesbian relationship with Kirby Anders.

Recurring

Introduced in season one

Matthew Blaisdel

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Matthew Blaisdel (Dynasty 1981)
.

Matthew Blaisdel (portrayed by

Dead Scratch", and they infiltrate the mansion. Claudia snaps and confronts Cristal with a gun. Matthew steps between them as Claudia fires, except that Matthew is a figment of her imagination, and Cristal takes the bullet.[13][14]

Executive producer Sallie Patrick said of reimagining the character:

One big decision we had to make when rebooting Dynasty was what to do with Matthew Blaisdel ... Matthew was Cristal's on-again-off-again lover, and while we loved that part of Cristal's backstory and loved Matthew's crazy wife, Claudia, he didn't bring that much to the original series other than business stories, and the Shapiros encouraged us to focus more on family than business. So, when I was watching the original Dynasty pilot, there's this oil rigging accident Blake sets up in order to tank the price so he can swoop in and buy it out from under his competitor. The realization of this causes

Walter Lankershim (Willy in our version) to crash the Carrington wedding with a gun. In our version, it made dramatic (and soapy) sense to have Matthew injured in the accident, sending his wife, Claudia, to the Carringtons' doorstep to give Cristal the news that her new husband may have killed her ex-lover. And that accusation—and the mystery surrounding it—is what launches us into series.[18]

Claudia Blaisdel

Main article: Claudia Blaisdel Carrington

Matthew's wife, Claudia Blaisdel (portrayed by Brianna Brown), is recovering from a head injury that has left her with memory loss. Distraught over Matthew's death, she accuses Blake of killing him.[6]

Monica Colby

Main article: Monica Colby

Jeff's sister Monica Colby (portrayed by Wakeema Hollis) is Fallon's best friend from high school.[6] She is initially angry with her father Cesil for the crimes that landed him in jail,[19] and with her mother Dominique Deveraux for abandoning the family years before.[20][21]

Iris Machado and Alejandro Raya

Iris Machado (portrayed by

I Answer to No Man", Alejandro and Iris hold Fallon hostage in a warehouse. Cristal delivers the ransom alone, and is taken as a hostage as well. She eventually convinces Iris that Alejandro is bad and will only turn on her, and as Alejandro tries to strangle Cristal, Iris shoots and kills him. The sisters reconcile. Cristal sends Iris off with some cash, and tells the police she shot Alejandro in self-defense, not Iris.[28][29]

It's revealed in the fifth season that Sam's biological father is

I'll Settle for a Prayer
", Fallon finds Iris living in Idaho, consumed with guilt, and brings her back to Atlanta to reconcile with Sam and a terminally ill Daniel before his death.

Ted Dinard

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Ted Dinard (Dynasty 1981)
.

Ted Dinard (portrayed by Michael Patrick Lane) is Steven's ex-boyfriend from New York, who reappears in "

The Gospel According to Blake Carrington", and at Blake's urging, Steven spins the potentially negative publicity by pretending to be Ted's grieving partner. At Ted's hospital bedside, Steven manipulates Ted's religious father, Gerard "Gerry" Dinard (Stephan Jones), to reclaim Sam's missing earring from Ted's belongings. Ted wakes up, but his father whisks him off to rehab before he is able to say anything to the police about his fall.[34]

Patrick said after the character's first appearance in November 2017, "Ted Dinard is a character from the OG Dynasty who played a big part in season 1...So let's just say, he'll be back."[31]

Luella Culhane

Luella Culhane (portrayed by Arnetia Walker) is the wife of James, and Michael and Evie's mother. In "A Taste of Your Own Medicine", she and James are under the impression that Michael is a Vice President for Carrington Atlantic. Luella and James learn the truth when meeting Fallon Carrington, Michael's longtime lover, and learn that he is in fact the Carringtons' chauffeur. Luella struggles to get in contact with Michael in "Enter Alexis", and she reappears in "Don't Con a Con Artist" when James is hospitalized after falling deathly ill. In "Use or Be Used", Luella encourages Fallon to stay away from Michael due to the stress regarding James' health.

In the second season episode, "That Witch", Luella is displeased to learn that Fallon and Michael are engaged despite the Carringtons' involvement in the Clark County water scandal that caused James' death. Luella ultimately approves of Fallon and Michael's impending marriage, but she threatens Fallon if she hurts Michael. Jeff calls in a favor to Blake, who has Luella and Evie robbed in "The Sight of You" as revenge against Michael.

Luella reappears in the fifth season episode, "

Catch 22
", where she witnesses Michael marry Nina Fournier.

Cesil Colby

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Cecil Colby
.

Cesil Baldwin Colby (portrayed by Hakeem Kae-Kazim) is Jeff and Monica's father. In "A Taste of Your Own Medicine", it is established that he is in jail.[17] In "Rotten Things", Monica refuses Fallon's urging to visit him, and Cesil lashes out at Fallon. When Jeff visits, he and Cesil discuss their vendetta against Blake, who they say slept with Cesil's wife and framed him on drug charges.[26][19] In "Nothing But Trouble", Blake tasks Anders to bribe a prison guard to stage an attack intended to prevent Cesil from being paroled. The parole board votes against his release, but Jeff sleeps with the parole commissioner, who sets Cesil free.[32][33] Confined to Jeff's house with an ankle monitor in "The Gospel According to Blake Carrington", Cesil is compelled to go along with Jeff's plan to marry Fallon as a means to destroy Blake. However, seeing Jeff and Monica so close to Fallon and Michael at dinner sets Cesil off, and he angrily reveals to Fallon the crimes Blake has committed against the Colbys. When Fallon and Michael have left, Cesil tells Jeff that he is taking over the plot against Blake himself.[34] In "Our Turn Now", the Carringtons are planning Jeff and Fallon's wedding, which is actually a diversion while they attempt to erase the data Jeff has stolen from them. Cesil refuses to attend the rehearsal, so Blake makes a personal plea to Cesil to put their differences aside and come to the wedding. The Carringtons manage to turn the tables on Jeff. A vengeful Cesil moves to confront Blake with a gun, but instead comes upon Thomas, who has a heart attack. Cesil flees at Jeff's urging, and Thomas admits to the Carringtons that Blake never had an affair, but was just covering for Thomas.[35] As Jeff and Fallon's feud goes public in "Poor Little Rich Girl", Monica cuts ties with Jeff and takes guardianship of Cesil.[10][11] Blake's ex-wife, Alexis, gets Cesil's house arrest extended in "A Line From the Past" as a way to re-fuel Jeff's vendetta against Blake. In addition, she reveals that he is a Carrington. As it turns out, Blake's closeness with Cesil's wife stemmed from the two of them being siblings rather than having an affair.

In the season two episode "Crazy Lady", it is confirmed that Cesil's house arrest has come to an end. Cesil helps Monica take care of Jeff after being poisoned in "New Lady in Town", the same time his ex-wife, Dominique Deveraux, returns from New York. Cesil welcomes Dominique back into the family, though Jeff and Monica are more hesitant.

Kae-Kazim was cast in November 2017.[36]

Melissa Daniels

Melissa Daniels (portrayed by

O-1 visa for Sam. Steven agrees to Melissa's demand that he have sex with her.[10][11] In "Dead Scratch", Melissa reveals to Steven that she is pregnant with his child, moments before he is set to marry Sam.[13][14]

In season two, Melissa's pregnancy is showing in "Twenty-Three Skidoo", but Steven has still not told Sam about it because Sam is mourning Cristal.

The Butler Did It". Now that she believes her baby is no longer a Carrington heir, Melissa admits that Steven is not the father.[40]

Learning that she is the President of the Atlanta Historical Alliance in the season three episode "

Wild Ghost Chase", Sam faces off with Melissa, who refuses to cancel the media day she has planned for his new hotel La Mirage even though its designer was an infamous homophobe.[41]
In the fifth season episode "Vicious Vendetta", Sam reveals that Melissa is in the middle of her third divorce.

Rutherford's initial casting was announced in November 2017.[38]

Mrs. Gunnerson

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Hilda Gunnerson
.

Mrs. Gunnerson (Natalie Karp) is the long-time cook in the Carrington manor, introduced in "

More Power to Her
", as the kitchen prepares for Fallon and Liam's baby shower.

Tony

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Tony Driscoll
.

Tony first appears amongst the household staff in "

Don't Con a Con Artist
" as Blake instructs his employees to not serve Alexis, who recently moved into the loft above the stables. In "Snowflakes in Hell", Anders approaches Tony (portrayed by Bill Barrett) about taking over as his replacement once he steps down as majordomo.

In "

Parisian Legend Has It...
", Tony acts as Alexis's alibi for the time of Mark Jennings' murder and Cristal's miscarriage. Though Tony suspects Alexis was involved, he remains silent out of fear.

In "

What Sorrows Are You Drowning?
", a frightened Tony warns Alexis that Cristal is questioning the day of the accident, but Alexis maintains her innocence.

Hank Sullivan

Steven's search for his older brother

A Line from the Past".[42][43] Steven brings Hank/Adam home to Atlanta in "Trashy Little Tramp", where he is accepted by Alexis but rejected by Blake. Blake confides in Sam that the kidnappers cut off Adam's finger, though he never told Alexis. When it is revealed that Hank has a prosthetic finger, Blake is convinced of his identity. Hank later visits Alexis; he is actually her lover, with whom she is conspiring to amass enough Carrington Atlantic shares to seize control of the company.[8][44] In "Dead Scratch", Hank is added to the Carrington trust along with newly-discovered Carringtons Jeff and Monica Colby, who declare their intention to force a sale of the company. Defying Alexis's orders, Hank is seduced by the money and votes with the Colbys. Cristal discovers Alexis and Hank's ruse, and he flees with Claudia.[13][14]

Hank, who is the prime suspect in Cristal's murder, blackmails Alexis in "Twenty-Three Skidoo", threatening to expose their plan. He also reveals that he started the fire.

That Witch", Hank cuts Claudia out of his payoff from Alexis. Realizing that Claudia is unhinged, he takes baby Matthew and leaves him on Alexis's doorstep.[47][48]

Introduced in season two

Laura Van Kirk

Following the sudden death of her brother Max, Laura Van Kirk (portrayed by

This Illness of Mine
" with news that she has cancer, though this turns out to be a ruse to gain Liam's sympathy. Laura has been assisted in this by Fallon's brother Adam, with whom she has also been involved in a sexual relationship.

In "

That Unfortunate Dinner
" in hopes of making amends with Liam. Fallon reluctantly helps the two of them reconcile, but Laura's affair with Blake is exposed in the midst of Blake and Cristal's respective infidelity becoming a hot topic of discussion.

Adam makes a deal with Laura in "

Do You Always Talk to Turtles
", agreeing to get Laura into contact with Liam in exchange for Van Kirk Industries illegally importing the secret ingredient to his new anti-aging drug. Laura needs Liam's vote at the next Van Kirk Industries board meeting to secure her place as CEO. Liam refuses to help Laura, and in turn Laura publicly shames Fallon for being unable to conceive a child. When Liam sides with Fallon, Laura declares that she is cutting him out of her will. Before holding up her end of the deal with Adam, Laura becomes disoriented from injecting too much of Adam's anti-aging drug and trips, fatally impaling herself with the heel of her shoe.

Lawrence's casting was announced in August 2018, initially meant to appear in a single episode. The character was described as "so overpowering and manipulative that she puts Fallon's mother, Alexis, to shame."[50]

Ada Stone

In "The Butler Did It", unscrupulous

Crazy Lady", Ada sets up Van Kirk Industries to be implicated in a drug smuggling operation, fully aware that Michael and Jeff would be caught in the FBI raid.[56]

LaNasa is the real-life wife of Grant Show, who stars as Blake.[57][58]

Ashley Cunningham

Introduced as Liam's girlfriend in "A Champagne Mood", Ashley Cunningham (portrayed by Taylor Black) comes from a wealthy New York-based family who are close with the Van Kirks. Fallon follows Liam and Ashley on their ski trip to Sun Valley in "The Sight of You", determined to win Liam back. This causes a war to break out between Fallon and Ashley, with Sam and Kirby sabotaging Ashley's spa treatment and Ashley starting a bar fight with Fallon and her friends. Though Liam and Ashley breakup shortly after, Fallon brings her back to Atlanta in "Life Is a Masquerade Party" to stir up publicity for Liam's new book. However, this erupts jealousy on Fallon's part.

Ashley reappears in "Guilt Trip to Alaska" after a near-fatal injury leaves Liam with amnesia. Ashley takes advantage of this by rekindling their relationship, with the help of Liam's mother Laura, and the two are set to marry in "Something Desperate". Fallon gets through to Liam, however, and he calls off the wedding in order to focus on himself until he fully regains his memory.

Allison

Fallon purchases and rebrands Elcott Publishing into Femperial Publishing in "Miserably Ungrateful Men", making Allison (portrayed by Nicole Zyana) her new executive assistant. Despite Fallon regularly intimidating and degrading her, Allison makes it clear in "

My Hangover's Arrived
", Sam has Allison attend Fallon's bachelorette party as their babysitter, but she ends up drinking as much as the rest of them and is found in the hospital the following day. Allison goes with Fallon and the others to retrace their steps of the previous night, and Allison flashes a bouncer in order for everyone to get past the gate and back into the club. On the plane ride home, they all look through pictures of the previous night and see Allison made out with a random woman. It is revealed in "New Hopes, New Beginnings" that Allison no longer works for Fallon.

Roberto "Beto" Flores

In "

Life is a Masquerade Party
" that she will stop Blake from antagonizing their father any further.

Cristal (

Filled with Manipulations and Deceptions
", but someone else pulls the trigger first.

Cristal confronts Beto for his attempted assassination attempt in "

Devoting All of Her Energy to Hate
" when Beto, seemingly in control of Flores Inc., shares a final farewell with Cristal before he returns to Mexico. In the meantime, Blake tracks down Cristal and has Rita arrested, and the contract Beto left with is null.

Introduced in season three

Evan Tate

Evan Tate (portrayed by

A Used Up Memory
" and breaks things off with Evan. Unbeknownst to Fallon, however, Evan steals a clump of her hair from a brush.

Evan returns in "

The Aftermath
", it is revealed that Evan is arrested.

Kirby's casting was announced in September 2019.[59]

Nadia

In "

The Sensational Blake Carrington Trial
", Cristal plans to fire Nadia only to discover her secretly meeting with Fallon in the gun room. Cristal joins Nadia and Fallon in tricking Adam into believing that Nadia was sleeping with Blake, thus leading Adam to spiral and burn down the family's vineyard. Nadia leaves the manor for good once receiving the rest of the money owed to her by Fallon.

Vanessa Deveraux

In "

Robin Hood Rescues
" due to Dominique's outrageous demands, having been tricked into thinking she was being offered a talk show. Michael revels in the two of them having lost everything and breaks up with Vanessa, who then fires Dominique as her manager.

His interest in Dominique's storyline waning, Reed Gaudens of Hidden Remote wrote in his review of "Shoot from the Hip" that "Vanessa found a way to pull me back in when she threw her mother under the bus at Monica's Thanksgiving dinner."[60]

Fletcher Myers

Brought on as a PR consultant for La Mirage in "Shoot From the Hip", Fletcher Myers (portrayed by

You See Most Things in Terms of Black & White
" and convinces Sam to keep seeing him. Realizing that Sam won't let go of the possibility that Fletcher will leave his husband and knowing the heartbreak that will cause, Kirby reaches out to Fletcher and Fletcher ultimately breaks up with Sam.

In May 2020, showrunner Josh Reims expressed interest in bringing Fletcher back to introduce a possible love triangle between Sam, Fletcher, and Sam's new stripper husband Ryan, a storyline that would potentially play out in the fourth season.

I Hate to Spoil Your Memories
", ending up with neither of them.

Heidi and Connor

Heidi (portrayed by

Is the Next Surgery on the House?
" that Connor isn't Liam's son, but rather the son of Liam's deceased father, John Lowdon, and that his mother Laura helped her cover up the truth. Heidi and Connor leave town, but not before Liam promises to visit Connor regularly.

Caleb Collins

Cristal meets Father Caleb Collins (portrayed by

Robin Hood Rescues
".

Father Collins attends Fallon and Liam's rehearsal dinner as their new officiant in "

Vicious Vendetta", Cristal reveals that Caleb moved to a parish in Sicily
.

Traval's casting was announced in February 2020.[62]

Mia

Jeff met Mia (portrayed by

My Hangover's Arrived
", and fearing what this could mean for her arrangement with Jeff, she schemes to make Jeff think that Mia is after his money. Seeing the lengths Alexis has gone through to keep him, Jeff parts ways with Mia to explore his feelings for Alexis.

Mia returns in "

Equal Justice for the Rich
", but Mia chooses neither of them as she does not want to get in the way of their friendship.

Ryan

Ryan (portrayed by

My Hangover's Arrived". During a night of drinking and drug-infused antics, Ryan marries Sam. The two agree to an annulment the following day, but they decide to stay in touch. In May 2020, showrunner Josh Reims explained his intentions to have Ryan in the remaining episodes of the third season, as well as expressed interest in introducing a possible love triangle between Sam, Ryan, and Sam's married ex-boyfriend Fletcher in a storyline that would potentially play out in the fourth season.[61]

Ryan and Sam officially annul their marriage in "

I Hate to Spoil Your Memories
" when Sam and Fletcher bring business-partners to the club Ryan performs at. Ryan ends his relationship with Sam.

Introduced in season four

Colin McNaughton

Colin McNaughton (portrayed by Ashley Day) is the CEO of McNaughton Global Media who attended

Affairs of State and Affairs of the Heart
," and she and Colin amicably part ways as Fallon offers to buy out his company shares.

Oliver Noble

Oliver Noble (portrayed by

Go Rescue Someone Else
", Oliver and Kirby stay in a rundown apartment until Oliver decides they should return to Australia. Kirby overdoses, however, so Oliver abandons her in the apartment and calls for Alexis to clean up the mess that she started.

Cook's casting was announced in February 2021.[63]

Leo Abbott

Leo Abbott (portrayed by

She Lives in a Showplace Penthouse
" by tampering with a circuit to electrocute Leo and put him in the hospital. The electrocution works, but Leo knows who is responsible and vows revenge once he recovers. Sam and Michael go to Adam with their problem before Leo's operation. Leo goes into cardiac arrest right before his surgery, and Adam lets him die.

Eva

Eva (portrayed by

Stars Make You Smile," Eva assists Fallon through Colin's attempted coup of her company while growing closer with an increasingly-neglected Liam. When Fallon fails to make it to their date night, Liam opts to go with Eva on a moonlight hike up on Kennesaw Mountain
.

Royster's casting was announced in May 2021.[64]

Ellen

Ellen (Grace Junot) is the head of the Fallon Unlimited board. She acts as an adversary to Fallon in the workplace, ultimately attempting a coup of the company.

Brady Lloyd

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Brady Lloyd (Dynasty 1981)
.

Brady Lloyd (portrayed by

Everything Looks Wonderful, Joseph
" where he explains that he borrowed money from the wrong people and they threatened both him and Dominique, so he left in order to protect her. Despite Jeff suspecting ulterior motives, Dominique decides to give Brady another chance.

Introduced in season five

Rita

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Rita Lesley
.

Rita (portrayed by

That Holiday Spirit
". In "How Did the Board Meeting Go?", Beto abducts Cristal, and Rita takes her place with Blake. Blake eventually discovers the truth, identifies the real Cristal, and has Rita handed over to the authorities.

Executive producer and showrunner Josh Reims told Deadline Hollywood that he was most proud of Rita's storyline. "I had resisted doing it for a while, and then for some reason [season five] I was like, yeah, let's do it," Reims admitted, "It turned out to be really fun."[65]

Dex Dexter

Main article: Dex Dexter

Farnsworth "Dex" Dexter (Pej Vahdat) is a businessman and longtime friend of the Carringtons. In "How Did the Board Meeting Go?", Amanda Carrington tracks crucial evidence to Dex that ultimately exonerates her mother Alexis Colby, who has been wrongly charged with murder. Dex and Alexis begin dating, and then marry.

Vahdat's casting was announced in January 2022.[66]

Nina Fournier

Nina Fournier (portrayed by Felisha Terrell) goes on a blind date with Michael in "How Did the Board Meeting Go?" that results in conflict and ends on bad terms. The two later cross paths in "Go Catch a Horse" as Liam persuades Nina to direct the film adaptation of his book. Liam fears that Michael and Nina's disdain for one another will prevent Nina from directing his film, so he forges an apology from Michael that Nina quickly deduces to be untrue. Ultimately, Nina sets aside her disdain for Michael to work alongside Liam.

Daniel Ruiz

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Daniel Reece (Dynasty 1981)
.

Daniel Ruiz (portrayed by Rogelio T. Ramos) is Sam's biological father that arrives in Atlanta in "Go Catch a Horse", hired to train Fallon's horse, Allegra. Daniel reveals Sam's true paternity in "A Little Fun Wouldn't Hurt" after Sam misinterprets their connection as potential for a new romance.

Charlie Jiménez

Charlie Jiménez (portrayed by Cynthia Quiles) signs Kirby as a client for her modeling agency in "

There's No Need to Panic
", Kirby reveals that she and Charlie broke up and agreed to remain friends.

Stacey Moore

Stacey Moore (portrayed by

Catch 22
", Stacey gives birth to Lauren Morrell Carrington-Ridley.

Ben Carrington

For the 1980s version of the character, see
Ben Carrington
.

Ben Carrington (portrayed by

Juliette
in Paris. Thomas Carrington had disowned his younger son Ben, who subsequently married a French heiress.

In the fifth season, Blake is shocked when Ben appears at Alexis's wedding to Dex in "Vicious Vendetta". In "

There's No One Around to Watch You Drown
", things look bad for Blake until Fallon proves that while the note did exist, Blake never saw it. Ben's lawsuit is dismissed, but is absolved of the negligence by Judge Drexel. When Blake reaches out for a truce, Ben vows that he is not finished trying to destroy Blake.

Guest

Willy Santiago

Carrington Atlantic employee Willy Santiago (portrayed by Dave Maldonado) is with his friend, Matthew Blaisdel, when Matthew is killed in the aftermath of a suspicious explosion in "I Hardly Recognized You".[6] He drunkenly confronts Cristal about her relationship with Matthew in "Spit It Out", and she fires him publicly to distract the press from the Carringtons' problems.[16] In "Private as a Circus", Willy reaches out to Steven, who arrives to find him dead from an apparent suicide. Stansfield later reveals the existence of a suicide note in which Willy confesses to causing the explosion that killed Matthew.[7] Claudia is revealed to actually be responsible for the explosion in "A Taste of Your Own Medicine".[17]

According to Patrick, Willy is a revised version of

Walter Lankershim (portrayed by Dale Robertson), a wildcatter who is a friend to Matthew and opposes Blake in the first season of the original series.[18]

Aaron Stansfield

Atlanta Police Chief Aaron Stansfield (portrayed by

The Best Things in Life", Stansfield threatens Blake when Steven cuts off his illicit funding. The police chief turns the tables on Steven by revealing that he helped Blake cover up Steven's culpability in the accidental death of an oil rig worker. Stansfield accepts a $5 million payment from Jeff to retire and leave town, to be replaced by Jeff's cousin Bobbi.[23][24]

Ramy Crockett

Desperate to get money for his mother in Venezuela, Sam has his friend Ramy Crockett (portrayed by Mustafa Elzein) rob Carrington Manor in "Guilt Is for Insecure People". This backfires in "Private as a Circus" once Ramy finds a sex tape of Cristal and Matthew on a phone that he stole. He tries to extort Sam for money, but a tipped-off Steven has the police arrest Ramy for the theft. Released from prison almost three years later, Ramy re-enters Sam's life in "Is the Next Surgery on the House?". Grateful that Ramy did not reveal Sam's part in the robbery to the police, he provides Ramy a room at La Mirage. Kirby does not trust Ramy, but Sam does, and regrets not staying in contact with Ramy while he was incarcerated. Ramy makes duplicates of Sam's La Mirage keys, and Kirby reaches her boiling point in "She Cancelled..." when Sam hires Ramy as Kirby's event coordinating assistant. Sam and Kirby suffer a falling out due to Sam ignoring Kirby's suspicions, and Sam soon realizes she is right when he finds that Ramy has stolen the bank deposits from his safe.

Kori Rucks

Introduced in "Private as a Circus", Kori Rucks (portrayed by

I Exist Only for Me".[67] Kori rebuffs Fallon's overtures of friendship in "The Best Things in Life", but her relationship with Michael implodes over his lingering feelings for Fallon.[23][24] Smith was cast in the recurring role in September 2017.[68]

Thomas Carrington
For the 1980s version of the character, see
Tom Carrington (Dynasty 1981)
.

Thomas Carrington (portrayed by

Poor Little Rich Girl", and comes across a videotape of Thomas saying that he loves his son. At his funeral, Blake's long absent ex-wife Alexis reappears.[10][11] In "Trashy Little Tramp", Jeff and Monica Colby learn from their grandmother that their mother, Millie, was fathered by Thomas. Alexis informs them that as Thomas' grandchildren, they are entitled to a portion of his shares in Carrington Atlantic.[8] Jeff and Monica reveal their Carrington heritage in "Dead Scratch", and force a vote on a sale of the company.[13][14]

Rick Morales

Rick Morales (portrayed by J. R. Cacia) is an ambitious reporter and old friend of Cristal's.[69] The Carringtons throw a fundraiser for Senator Paul Daniels (portrayed by Rick Hearst) in "Promises You Can't Keep", and Rick tells Cristal that Blake regularly bribed Daniels when he was a judge. To avoid the truth coming out, Cristal gives Rick an alternative story about Daniels' many extramarital affairs.[37] In "Nothing But Trouble", Cristal arranges for Rick to interview Steven, who is running for city council. A grateful Cristal kisses Rick.[32][33] Blake discovers that Rick is working with Jeff in "The Gospel According to Blake Carrington", and insists that Cristal get as close to Rick as possible to find out what Jeff is up to, though she refuses.[34] In "Our Turn Now", Blake arranges for Rick to get a lucrative new job out of state.[35]

Lo Cox

Lo Cox (portrayed by L. Scott Caldwell) was Thomas Carrington's secretary at Carrington Atlantic in the 1970s. Lo and Thomas had an affair that resulted in the birth of their daughter, Millie. Lo kept Millie's paternity a secret for decades under Thomas' insistence, but she finally tells Millie, now Dominique, the truth once confronted by her grandchildren, Jeff and Monica. In "Trashy Little Tramp", Lo shares that because their mother is Blake's half-sister, Jeff and Monica are heirs entitled to shares of Carrington Atlantic. After a couple years, Lo (portrayed by Roxzanne Mimms) starts to reconnect with Dominique in "That Unfortunate Dinner". Lo reveals a key to a safety deposit box that was left to Dominique in Thomas' will in the hopes that whatever is inside will help Dominique to heal. Lo dies in her sleep in "New Hopes, New Beginnings", shortly after Dominique declined her phone call. Dominique and Jeff clash over the plans for Lo's funeral, but Dominique has a change of heart and delivers a eulogy where she vows to do better by her children.

Max Van Kirk

Max Van Kirk (portrayed by C. Thomas Howell) is Liam's uncle who purchases Carrington Atlantic, absorbing it into Van Kirk Industries. In "Ship of Vipers", Max threatens to decline the sale unless Fallon performs sexual favors for him, so Fallon blindfolds Max and leaves him with an escort meant to imitate her. In the process, Max dies of a heart attack.

Manuel

Manuel (portrayed by Yani Gellman) is a nanny hired by Sam and Kirby to help watch L. B. In "Crazy Lady", Manuel kidnaps L. B. after Sam fires him due to his sexual attraction to Manuel.

Mark Jennings
For the 1980s version of the character, see
Mark Jennings (Dynasty 1981)
.

In "

Even Worms Can Procreate
", and Alexis tries to convince him that the baby is his. Mark shows up at the manor to get the truth from Cristal, and Blake—who wants to raise the baby as his own no matter what the paternity test results are—asks Mark to stay with the Carringtons until the test results come back. Alexis tells Mark that Cristal is still in love with him, and he and Cristal have a tender moment. Blake sees them together, and offers to have Mark's ban from professional soccer lifted if Mark leaves town. Cristal learns that the baby is Blake's. A distraught Alexis plans to commit suicide, but sees Cristal and Mark horseback riding and fires at Cristal instead. Mark takes the bullet and dies, and Cristal's frightened horse throws her.

Nathan "Mac" Macintosh

Nathan "Mac" Macintosh (Jeremy Davidson) is a hitman hired by Blake that he comes to believe is responsible for the murder of Mark Jennings and the reason for Cristal's miscarriage.

Victor Diaz

Victor Diaz (portrayed by Christian Ochoa) is a soccer player for The Atlantix. Victor immediately attracts Kirby, and the two spend a night together which causes further tension between Kirby and Michael. In "Mother? I'm at La Mirage", Victor reveals to Michael that he is in debt to the Cuban Mafia. Michael provides security measures at La Mirage, but Sam posts a photo of him and Victor with Ashanti to Instagram which results in the Mafia finding his whereabouts. Victor's kneecaps are beaten in the back alley of La Mirage, but Michael is able to safe him before any further damage.

Joel Turner

Joel Turner (portrayed by Pierson Fodé)

Bill North and Katy Lofflan

Bill North (portrayed by Kevin Kilner) and Katy Lofflan (Stephanie Kurtzuba)

Patty and Peter De Vilbis
For the 1980s version of the character, see
Peter De Vilbis
.

Patricia "Patty" De Vilbis (portrayed by Carson Fagerbakke) and Peter De Vilbis (portrayed by Bill Fagerbakke)

Sasha Harris

Sasha Harris (portrayed by Yvonne Pearson) is a model friend of Kirby, who becomes romantically involved with Michael Culhane.

Sonya Jackson

Sonya Jackson (portrayed by Daphne Zuniga) is an old friend of Blake's, who he attended university with.

Samir Dexter
For the 1980s version of the character, see
Sam Dexter
.

Samir Dexter (portrayed by

Vicious Vendetta
", Dex leads Alexis to believe that Samir will not attend their wedding because of a falling out between father and son, but when Alexis talks to Samir about the wedding, he reveals that she is the problem. Samir has heard from Blake the horror stories of their marriage, so Alexis convinces Blake to try and undo the damage. Now believing that Alexis is a recovering alcoholic, Samir attends the wedding and welcomes her to the family. A public spat with Dominique subsequently confirms for Samir that Alexis is not right for his son.

Professor Kingston

Professor M. Kingston (portrayed by Danny Nucci) is a published author and writing mentor to Liam Ridley. Upon his sudden death, Liam steals Kingston's unfinished manuscript and moves to publish it as his own.

Geneva Abbott

Geneva Abbott (portrayed by Carly Hughes) develops an immediate connection with Michael upon her first arrival at the Sahara Club in "My Family, My Blood". Michael learns that Geneva is the widow of Leo Abbott, the crooked contractor whose death Michael aided in.

Kevin

Kevin (portrayed by Henry Simmons) is hired by FSN to act as Dominique's bodyguard after a sequence of anonymous threats. Dominique initially rejects Kevin's presence, but their resentment turns into admiration and eventual passion. FSN releases Kevin from his post in "More Power to Her", which allows for him and Dominique to embrace in a tryst. Six months later, in "Catch 22", Dominique reveals that Kevin is waiting for her in New York, where she is opening her first clothing boutique.

Florence Whitley

Right Honourable Lady Justice Florence Whitley (portrayed by Kate Beahan) had an affair with Amanda Bedford that, when leaked, cost Amanda her internship and professional reputation. Florence visits Amanda in "More Power to Her" with a job offer. In "Catch 22", Kirby spies on Amanda during her meeting with Florence, insecure in their strained relationship. Kirby later confronts Florence and accuses her of manipulating Amanda with the job offer to win her back. Florence rebuffs this, as her intent is to provide Amanda with an opportunity to achieve all that she has ever wanted.

Celebrity guests

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