Antonio Banderas and Nicolas Cage in new 'True Detective' Season 5

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By Sophia Thomas • Updated Oct 17, 2026 at 00:24

'True Detective' Season 5: Antonio Banderas Joins Nicolas Cage as Series Set to Film in 2027 - Variety — Antonio Banderas and Nicolas Cage in new 'True Detective' Season 5

Antonio Banderas and Nicolas Cage have been cast for 'True Detective' Season 5. The series, known for its crime dramas, will feature the two actors in new roles. Filming is set to begin in 2027. This announcement was confirmed by various sources including Deadline, TVLine, and Variety. The series has gained attention for its unique storytelling and the cast's involvement in previous seasons.

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