Austin Amelio Joins Recurring Cast of FX's The Lowdown for Season 2
Actor Austin Amelio has been added to the recurring cast of the FX series The Lowdown for its second season. He joins previously announced cast members Betty Gilpin and Tommy Lee Jones. The series, created by Sterlin Harjo, follows a citizen journalist in Tulsa investigating local corruption.
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Austin Amelio, known for roles in The Walking Dead and Hit Man, has joined the recurring cast of the FX series The Lowdown for its second season, Deadline reported. Previously announced additions to the Season 2 cast include Betty Gilpin and Tommy Lee Jones.
Series Background
The Lowdown was created by Sterlin Harjo.
The first season centers on citizen journalist Lee Raybon, portrayed by Ethan Hawke. Lee Raybon is described as a self-proclaimed Tulsa “truthstorian” who investigates corruption and uncovers issues in the city. His pursuit of these stories leads to personal risks.
Cast and Production Details Amelio's
specific role in the series has not been disclosed. The show explores themes of journalism and local governance in Tulsa. Production details for Season 2, including release date, remain unannounced.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026-04-20
Deadline reported Austin Amelio joining the recurring cast of The Lowdown for Season 2.
1 sourceDeadline - Prior to 2026-04-20
Betty Gilpin and Tommy Lee Jones were announced as additions to The Lowdown Season 2 cast.
1 sourceDeadline - Season 1 release
The first season of The Lowdown premiered, following citizen journalist Lee Raybon.
1 sourceDeadline
Potential Impact
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Increased media coverage of the series might boost viewership for FX's programming.
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Production of Season 2 could proceed with the expanded cast, potentially leading to an earlier release.
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Thematic focus on journalism could spark discussions about local corruption in media.
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