The 'Lincoln Lawyer' Cast: Who Plays Who in Season 3 of the Netflix Series
The legal drama led by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo is one of the streamer’s most popular shows.
Netflix's hit legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer has returned for its third season, bringing another installment full of twists and turns. Co-created by David E. Kelley and based on the thriller book series by Michael Connelly (which was previously adapted into a 2011 film starring Matthew McConaughey), Netflix's hit drama series centers on criminal defense attorney Mickey Haller Jr., who prefers to conduct his business out of his beloved Lincoln cars. After recovering from substance use disorder, Mickey re-enters the legal profession determined to fight for his clients, with the help of his two ex-wives and his loyal legal team.
Each season of The Lincoln Lawyer follows Mickey's team as they juggle several cases, with new supporting characters arriving each season. As they watch, many TV fans will recognize familiar faces among the series' cast, from scream queens to sitcom stars to film legends. Below, read on to learn more about the cast of The Lincoln Lawyer.
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller
Mickey Haller is a dedicated lawyer who got his nickname because he prefers working on the road, from one of his collections of Lincoln cars. However, at the start of season 1, he returns from a career hiatus when a fellow lawyer named Jerry Vincent mysteriously dies and leaves his entire practice and caseload to Mickey. Now recovered from a painkiller addiction, Mickey and his team have become one of the best criminal defense practices in L.A.
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, 43, was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, and started his career with film roles in his native country. After his U.S. film debut in 2012's Bless Me, Ultima, he has gone on to appear in projects like 2016's The Magnificent Seven, 2017's Murder on the Orient Express, 2018's Widows, and the second season of Prime Video's Goliath. Next up, he's set to appear in the action blockbuster Jurassic World: Rebirth.
Neve Campbell as Maggie
Maggie McPherson is a deputy district attorney, Mickey's first ex-wife, and the mother of his daughter Hayley. Maggie and Mickey split up because he was more focused on his work than his family, but a spark has always remained between them.
Neve Campbell is best known for her longstanding role as Sidney Prescott in the classic horror film franchise Scream. Since her breakout roles in the first Scream film and the teen drama Party of Five, the Canadian actress has appeared in films including 1996's The Craft, 1998's Wild Things, 2000's Panic, and 2018's Skyscraper, as well as the Netflix series House of Cards.
Becki Newton as Lorna
Lorna, Mickey's ex-wife, is a brilliant legal mind who works as her ex's office manager and legal assistant. In season 2, she returns to law school to finish her degree and become a full attorney, while also planning a wedding to her fiancé Cisco.
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Becki Newton is a familiar face to TV fans, for her fan-favorite roles as Amanda in comedy series like ABC's Ugly Betty, and Quinn in CBS's How I Met Your Mother. The Connecticut native has also appeared in the 2007 film August Rush, the short-lived NBC series Love Bites, and the HBO drama series Divorce.
Angus Sampson as Cisco
Cisco is Mickey's key investigator. He uses his connections to the LAPD (and his street smarts as a former bike gang member) to look into cases. He's also married to Lorna, but he can handle Mickey being both his boss and his wife's ex-husband.
Angus Sampson is a prolific Australian actor best known for his recurring roles as Tucker in the Insidious horror movies and The Organic Mechanic in Mad Max: Fury Road and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. His other notable projects include season 2 of FX's anthology series Fargo, the Australian dramedy series Bump, 2009's Where the Wild Things Are, Max's Our Flag Means Death, and Netflix's Heartbreak High.
Jazz Raycole as Izzy
Izzy is a former professional dancer who started as one of Mickey's clients, and who has also recovered from substance abuse. When she didn’t have enough money to pay for Mickey’s services, he offered her a job as his driver instead, and she's been a part of his team ever since.
Jazz Raycole is an actress and dancer who grew up in Stockton, California, and started her career as a child star, appearing in shows and films like Waiting to Exhale, The Jamie Foxx Show, Everybody Hates Chris, and most notably My Wife and Kids, where she played Claire Kyle for the sitcom's first season. In addition to The Lincoln Lawyer, she's best known for starring in the BET series The Quad as Sydney Fletcher.
Yaya DaCosta as Andrea "Andy" Freemann
Andy is a passionate, ruthless prosecutor who goes up against Mickey in the Lisa Trammell case in season 2. She's also one of Maggie's close friends, and she and Mickey eventually become closer in season 3.
Harlem native Yaya DaCosta rose to fame in 2004, as the runner-up of Cycle 3 of the hit reality show America's Next Top Model. She went on to have a successful modeling career and made her acting debut in 2005 with a guest appearance on the sitcom Eve. She's best known for starring in the 2006 dance film Take the Lead, the 2013 biopic The Butler, the 2015 Lifetime biopic Whitney, NBC's Chicago Med, and Fox's Our Kind of People.
Elliott Gould as David “Legal” Siegel
Legal Siegel was Mickey's late father's legal partner. Now he serves as Mickey's wise mentor, offering him guidance on how to get around the rules.
Elliot Gould is an acclaimed actor who grew up in Brooklyn, NY, and began his career on Broadway, where he met his first wife, Barbra Streisand. He went on to appear in films including 1969's Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (which earned him an Oscar nomination), 1970's M*A*S*H, 1973's The Long Goodbye, 1977's A Bridge Too Far, and the Ocean's heist film series. He transitioned to TV acting in the '80s and has since appeared on shows including E/R, Murder She Wrote, Friends, and Ray Donovan. He's also a member of Saturday Night Live's Five-Timers Club, a society for celebrities who have hosted the show five times.
Krista Warner as Hayley
Mickey and Maggie's teen daughter Hayley is played by Krista Warner, an actress and musician who has also appeared in several short films. The Lincoln Lawyer is her first major role.
Christopher Gorham as Trevor Elliott
Trevor Elliot, Mickey's main client throughout season 1, is the calculated CEO of a video game company, who is accused of killing his wife and her lover, a yoga instructor. He's played by Christopher Gorham, a longtime TV actor who previously played Henry Grubstick on Ugly Betty. His other notable projects include the WB's Popular, CBS's 2 Broke Girls, USA Network's Covert Affairs, and Netflix's Insatiable.
Lana Parrilla as Lisa Trammell
Lisa Trammell is a local chef who hits it off with Mickey at the start of season 2, as she fights against a predatory real estate developer who wants to tear down her restaurant and neighborhood. She's played by Lana Parilla, a Brooklyn-born actress who has appeared in shows including Six Feet Under, 24, Lost, Swingtown, and Why Women Kill. She's best known for playing Regina, a.k.a., the Evil Queen, in ABC's Once Upon a Time.
Fiona Rene as Glory Days
Glory Days, real name Gloria Dayton, is a sex worker who helped Mickey with a case in season 2, before meeting a tragic fate. She's played by Fiona Rene, an actress born in Montana and has starred in shows including Stumptown, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Fire Country, and Tracker.
Devon Graye as Julian La Cosse
In season 3, Mickey takes the case of Julian La Cosse, an IT manager for escorts who is accused of killing Glory Days. Julian is played by Devon Graye, best known for playing teenage Dexter in the Showtime series Dexter, and Axel Walker/The Trickster in the CW series The Flash. He also appeared in films including 2017's I Don't Feel At Home in This World Anymore and 2022's Nope.
Allyn Moriyon as Eddie Rojas
Allyn Moriyon makes his television debut in The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 as Eddie Rojas, a fitness buff and a former babysitter to Mickey's daughter, Hayley, who finds himself in need of a lawyer. He's also set to star in the horror film Watch Them Come Blood.
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