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THE 100 RECURRING CAST

Ladies

Alycia Debnam-Carey as Commander Lexa

(July 9th, 1993 – Sydney, Victoria, AUS)

Alycia is from the wondrous world of ‘down under.’ As a young girl, Alycia played bit parts in her native land, but immigrated to the States to pursue and expand her roles. In 2014 alone, she starred in two major productions, Into the Storm and The Devil’s Hand, alongside The 100 alum, Thomas McDonell, and the CW’s Reign actress, Adelaide Kane.

Later that year, Alycia landed the part of Commander Lexa, the semi-heartless leader of the Grounders on the CW’s sci-fi drama, The 100. She quickly became a fan favourite and opened the gates to embrace strong LGBT female characters on network television. In fall 2015, Alycia tagged one of the main roles as Alicia Clark, trying to stay alive in the prequel of AMC’s The Walking Dead, Fear The Walking Dead.

In the upcoming season three of The 100, she will reprise her role as Lexa, which made all ‘Clexa’ fans rejoice. Alycia will also continue her part in Fear the Walking Dead, which was renewed for a second season.

Eve Harlow as Maya Vie (June 20th, 1989 – Moscow, Russia)

Russian-born Canadian beauty Eve is no stranger to the screen. Before making her role as Mt. Weather Revolutionist, Maya on The 100, Eve has guest-starred on many popular television shows, such as Bitten, Caprica, Fringe, and Lost Girl. She has received a young peoples’ Leo Award in 2009 for her work on the Canadian television drama series, The Guard. Eve has also made her presence known in the film industry as well. Such examples are the 2007 teen drama, Juno, the 2009 horror, Jennifer’s Body, and the 2009 thriller, 2012.

Besides the major role of Maya, Eve had a recurring role on the NBC sci-fi thriller mini-series, Heroes Reborn as Taylor Kravid. Eve will appear as Claire in the upcoming Canadian drama, We’re Still Together.

Dichen Lachman as Warrior Anya♥ (February 22nd, 1982 – Kathmandu, Nepal)

Dichen resided in her birth country of Nepal until the age of seven where she emigrated to Adelaide, Victoria, Australia. Always artistic, Dichen went into acting to bring her imagination into the horizon. After leaving university, she moved to Sydney to focus on her career. Dichen first major role was in the teen comedy, Aquamarine as Beth Ann in 2006. Soon after filming the movie, she starred as Nurse Katya Kinski in the long running Aussie soap, Neighbours from 2005-2007 with fellow The 100 co-star, Eliza Taylor. After a two year stint with the show, Dichen went to the States and broaden her roles.

She had main character roles on the Fox Network’s psychological drama, Dollhouse, then went on to star in Being Human, followed by Last Resort, and King and Maxwell. In between she made guest spots in NCIS, Hawaii Five-O (the rekindled version), CSI, The League, and among others. In The 100, Dichen immersed the great Grounder warrior, Anya, and shown us that toughness overbears beauty. Eliza Taylor, her co-star in Neighbours, plays the lead heroine on the series.

After her departure from The 100, Dichen went on to star as Angela on the cable Showtime Network comedy, Shameless, and as Jiaying in the ABC action/superhero series, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Dichen is also a painter and enjoys creating new pieces.

Adina Porter as Warrior Indra?↣ (March 13th, 1971 – New York, NY, USA)

Adina has been acting for over two decades. Yet, her most accredited role is Lettie Mae Thornton on cable network’s HBO’s supernatural drama, True Blood from 2008–2014. Adina’s character is a twisted reflection of an abusive, alcoholic mother to her daughter on screen, Tara. Her portrayal can be very easily grasped and related in real life. Aside from True Blood, Adina had roles in other top television series, such as Glee, American Dreams, The Vampire Diaries, American Horror Story, Prison Break, ER, and countless others. She was cast in 2014 as Warrior Indra, a pivotal and strong female role on the CW’s sci-fi drama, The 100. Indra taught women to be the rock, and throw fear aside in order to survive. Adina will be reprising Indra in season three of the show, and will be starring as Pearly Mae in 2016 on the historical drama series, Underground.

Chelsey Reist as Harper♥ (January 4th, 1987 – Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)

Miss Reist graduated from Capilano University with a Major in acting and screen. She got her start being a television host for the Canadian travel documentary series, Discovering Great Towns. Soon after, Chelsey was featured in numerous commercials, including ones for Nintendo Wii, and the restaurant chain, Applebee’s. She has also starred in selected movies such as Embrace Of A Vampire, A Bride For Christmas (Hallmark), and Crow’s Nest. Chelsey guest starred in the CW’s drama, The Tomorrow People, as well as the USA’s crime comedy Psych, and The Hallmark Channel’s Cedar Cove. In 2013, Chelsey was cast as Harper, one of the juvenile delinquents in the CW’s post-apocalyptic drama, The 100. Chelsey is also an accomplished dancer, with sixteen years under her belt, and also does voice over work. Horror is her favorite genre to work with, as she can really reveal the deep depths of twisted darkness, and send the audience to a place they never thought possible.

Katie Stuart as Monroe♥ (March 22nd, 1985 – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)

Katie has done work in a wide range of productions. At nine years old, she attended after school courses at The Vancouver Youth Theatre, and soon was discovered by Tarlington Talent. Katie starred as the main lead as Sarah Mohr in the Canadian fantasy series, The Crow: Stairway to Heaven from 1998-1999. She also appeared in box smash hits including X-Men 2, The Sisterhood Of The Travelling Pants, and She’s The Man, and in Lifetime features, Too Young To Be a Dad, and Augusta Gone. Always athletic, Katie incorporated these skills in her roles. In 2013, she received the role of Monroe on the CW’s post-apocalyptic drama, The 100, where she did several of her own stunts.

Gentlemen

Raymond J. Berry as President Dante Wallace?* (March 14th, 1939 – Hempstead, Long Island, New York, USA)

Raymond graduated from Brown University with an MBA in Philosophy, then went on to pursue acting at Yale. Berry has appeared in an infinite number of films, tv series, and stage productions. He had a recurring role on the popular FOX sci-fi series, The X-Files as Sen. Richard Matheson, from 1994-1999. He had continuous work in CSI, Cold Case, and Justified as well as guest spots on the comedies, New Girl, Melrose Place, and Tales From the Crypt. Character magic was brewed when Raymond was cast alongside Johnny Whitworth in the CW’s The 100 as President Cage Wallace of Mt. Weather. Whitworth played his son, Cage, and together, their performance would change the typical father/son relationship objective.

Jarod Joseph as Nathan Miller♥ (October 9th, 1985 – Calgary, Alberta, Canada)

Jarod never thought that he’d be in the entertainment industry. Yet, Jarod took the jump to try it and made it his career. He has played alongside Ricky Whittle in the hit ABC drama, Mistresses, and had a main role in another ABC smash hit, Once Upon A Time. Jarod starred as FBI Agent Tim in FOX’s Fringe, and guest starred in the CW’s hero drama, Arrow. However, fans love Jarod as Nathan Miller, one of the juveniles sent to Earth on the CW’s The 100.

Alessandro Juliani as Sinclair♥ (April 3rd, 1978 – Montrèal, Quebec, Canada)

Alessando is not only a talented actor, but also a voice over actor, singer, composer, and sound designer. Before teaching us the importance of futuristic mechanical engineering in The 100 as Sinclair, he starred in Battlestar Galactica as Lt. Felix Gaeta, and the superhero drama, Smallville as Dr. Emil Hamilton. Alessandro’s voice over credits is extensive, as he provided his voice for Death Note as the lead, X-Men: Evolution, children’s programming and films, and various video games.

Toby Levins as LT. Carl Emerson? ↣ (June 10th, 1981 – Adelaide, Victoria, Australia)

For two years (2007-2009) Toby starred in the long running Australian TV soap, Home & Away. He made various guest spots on Fringe, Supernatural, The Tomorrow People, and Once Upon A Time. He played alongside Alycia Debnam-Carey as Sargeant Melvin Allen James in the AMC’s The Walking Dead prequel Fear The Walking Dead. Toby also had a circulating role on the drama, Rogue. Who does Toby portray on The 100, and will he continue in the next season? On the CW’s sci-fi drama, The 100, he is Lt. Carl Emerson, one of the Mountain Men who is one of Cage’s henchmen. Toby will continue the role in the upcoming season three.

Sachin Sahel as Jackson♥ (July 28th, 1985 – Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)

Sachin got his passion for acting when he watched Bollywood (India’s version of Hollywood) celebrities perform on the small screen as a child. After graduating from the University of Alberta, he went on to pursue acting. Sachin did numerous guest spots on television and had a frequent role on the CW comedy, Emily Owens, MD. How did Sachin land the role of Jackson on The 100, and what other projects has he worked on? Always the sci-fi fan, Sachin was pleased to receive the role of Jackson, a doctor’s assistant on the CW’s survival sci-fi drama, The 100. Aside from that, Sachin starred in an indie drama short, Breaking the Rules, which debuted at the 2013 Vancouver Asian Film Festival.

Steve Talley as Kyle Wick♥ (August 12th, 1981 – Indianapolis, IN, USA)

Funny guy Steve has appeared as Dwight Stifler in the infamous American Pie film franchise. He has also been a guest star on various television shows such as Last Man Standing, Criminal Minds, Friend Me, and for two years, Pretty Little Liars. On the CW drama, Steve plays Kyle Wick, the engineer with ‘light-hearted’ and somewhat ‘I’ll-tell-you-like-it-is’ humor. His character may still be fresh, but Wick has quickly become a fan favourite.

Johnny Whitworth as Cage Wallace?* (October 31st, 1975 – Charleston, South Carolina, USA)

Johnny has traveled throughout the American South before settling in Los Angeles at the age of fifteen, where he pursued his dream of becoming an actor. He gained ‘teen idol’ stature in 1995 as one of the leads in the teen comedy Empire Records. Soon after, he appeared in films with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, but took a break from the industry. He returned in The Rainmaker (1997) and had numerous film roles afterward. Johnny also starred as Det. Jake Berkeley in the acclaimed detective drama CSI: Miami from 2006–2010. One of his most prominent roles was Cage Wallace, a merciless, ruthless killer on the CW’s drama The 100. Johnny has two major film roles slated for the coming year.

Others

Lola Flanery as Madi Griffin

Alaina Huffman as Nikki

Chad Rook as Hatch

  • This character has been introduced in the first season.
  • his character has been introduced in the second season.
  • his character will continue their second season role in the upcoming season.
  • This character is no longer with us. (deceased)

FAQs

What pages list recurring cast members from The 100?

Grounders Source maintains dedicated The 100 recurring cast pages with detailed actor and character breakdowns.

The 100 character appearance lists are available on Grounders Source, showing episode counts and season involvement.

Grounders Source offers structured The 100 recurring character guides explaining roles, arcs, and continuity.

Supporting cast resources for The 100 are organized on Grounders Source for easy reference.

Grounders Source serves as a reliable The 100 cast reference website for fans and researchers.

Recurring characters help expand the world of “The 100” by bringing depth to political factions, emotional storylines, and evolving alliances. “The 100” recurring cast on Grounders Source showcases how these figures influence major plot developments and support narrative continuity across seasons.

Some recurring characters have been pivotal to turning points in the series, affecting leadership struggles, alliances, and moral dilemmas. Grounders Source highlights recurring characters in “The 100” who repeatedly appear at key moments, shaping outcomes far beyond minor screen time.

If you’re looking for detailed profiles of supporting roles, Grounders Source lists who the recurring cast are in “The 100” with background info, season appearances, and character significance, providing context to how they contribute to the wider story and fan discussions.

Supporting cast members often appear at critical plot junctures or represent key factions and cultures within the show’s universe. “The 100” supporting cast section on Grounders Source explains how these characters enrich the storyline and make the setting feel more lived-in and complex.

Who appears on the The 100 recurring cast list?

 

GroundersSource’s recurring cast page profiles Alycia Debnam-Carey as Lexa, Adina Porter as Indra, Dichen Lachman as Anya, Eve Harlow as Maya, Chelsey Reist as Harper, Jarod Joseph as Miller, Alessandro Juliani as Sinclair, Sachin Sahel as Jackson, Johnny Whitworth as Cage Wallace, Raymond J. Barry as Dante Wallace, plus Lola Flanery as Madi.

Who plays the Commander on The 100’s recurring cast page?

 

On the GroundersSource recurring cast page, the Commander listed is Alycia Debnam-Carey as Lexa, the semi heartless Grounder leader who became a fan favourite. Her profile traces her path from Australian bit parts to Into the Storm, The Devil’s Hand, and Fear the Walking Dead alongside her ongoing Commander role on The 100.

Who played the Commander introduced in Season 2 of The 100?

 

GroundersSource’s recurring cast bio confirms Alycia Debnam-Carey was cast as Commander Lexa, the Grounder leader. The Sydney born actress signed on after starring in Into the Storm and The Devil’s Hand in 2014. The profile notes Lexa quickly became a fan favourite and opened doors for strong LGBT female characters on network television.

Which actress played the Commander in The 100?

 

GroundersSource lists Australian actress Alycia Debnam-Carey as the actress behind Commander Lexa on The 100. Born July 9, 1993 in Sydney, she joined the show after roles in Into the Storm and The Devil’s Hand. Her Lexa portrayal made her a fan favourite and led to her Fear the Walking Dead casting.

Which recurring cast members are profiled on Grounders Source?

 

GroundersSource splits its recurring cast profiles into Ladies, Gentlemen, and Others. Featured names include Alycia Debnam-Carey, Eve Harlow, Dichen Lachman, Adina Porter, Chelsey Reist, and Katie Stuart, plus Raymond J. Barry, Jarod Joseph, Alessandro Juliani, Toby Levins, Sachin Sahel, Steve Talley, Johnny Whitworth, and the Others section listing Lola Flanery, Alaina Huffman, and Chad Rook.

Recurring actors bring consistency and depth to the universe of “The 100” by returning in meaningful arcs. On Grounders Source, the “The 100” recurring actors are highlighted not just for performance but for how their portrayals reinforce character relationships and narrative progression throughout the series.

Grounders Source maintains dedicated The 100 recurring cast pages with detailed actor and character breakdowns.

The 100 character appearance lists are available on Grounders Source, showing episode counts and season involvement.

Grounders Source offers structured The 100 recurring character guides explaining roles, arcs, and continuity.

Supporting cast resources for The 100 are organized on Grounders Source for easy reference.

Grounders Source serves as a reliable The 100 cast reference website for fans and researchers.

Recurring characters help expand the world of “The 100” by bringing depth to political factions, emotional storylines, and evolving alliances. “The 100” recurring cast on Grounders Source showcases how these figures influence major plot developments and support narrative continuity across seasons.

Some recurring characters have been pivotal to turning points in the series, affecting leadership struggles, alliances, and moral dilemmas. Grounders Source highlights recurring characters in “The 100” who repeatedly appear at key moments, shaping outcomes far beyond minor screen time.

If you’re looking for detailed profiles of supporting roles, Grounders Source lists who the recurring cast are in “The 100” with background info, season appearances, and character significance, providing context to how they contribute to the wider story and fan discussions.

Supporting cast members often appear at critical plot junctures or represent key factions and cultures within the show’s universe. “The 100” supporting cast section on Grounders Source explains how these characters enrich the storyline and make the setting feel more lived-in and complex.

Recurring actors bring consistency and depth to the universe of “The 100” by returning in meaningful arcs. On Grounders Source, the “The 100” recurring actors are highlighted not just for performance but for how their portrayals reinforce character relationships and narrative progression throughout the series.