Meet the Rock 'N Roll Cast of Daisy Jones and the Six

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Taylor Jenkins Reid's rockstar oral history-style novel Daisy Jones and the Six made a huge splash when it debuted in 2019. It even earned a TV adaptation through Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine months before it hit bookshelves! If you raced through the pages of Daisy Jones and can't wait to see the TV adaptation, rest assured, the 12-episode series has officially started shooting for Amazon. And there's no better time than the present to get to know the talented cast.

Daisy Jones follows, in a documentary, "behind the music" style, the rise and fall of a group of musicians set against the backdrop of the 1970's Los Angeles music scene. The eight main characters at the heart of the story are played by a cast of amazing actors and musicians. Some of the cast members have worked on high-profile projects before, and others are fresh faces who are ready to make their mark in Daisy Jones. Here's what you should know about these actors - and where you might have seen them before:



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