Meet the Cast of Star Wars Zero Company

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Published Jul 23, 2026, 12:46 PM EDT

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In about a month, Star Wars fans will finally be able to return to the Clone Wars era of the galaxy far, far away with Bit Reactor and Respawn Entertainment's Star Wars Zero Company.

The franchise's first proper turn-based tactics game, Star Wars Zero Company sees players command the Galactic Republic's titular Zero Company as its motley crew of Clone Troopers, droids, Mandalorians, and more are dispatched to eliminate the Infinite Coil cult.

Fans attending 2026's San Diego Comic Con will be able to get an exclusive look at Zero Company's gameplay early, but Lucasfilm has recently revealed the cast of the anticipated Star Wars game online, showcasing the return of fan-favorite actors and the debut of new actors to the space opera franchise.

The Star Wars Veterans of Zero Company

Star Wars Zero Company Clone Trooper Trick

Being a game set during the Clone Wars, it was generally expected among fans that the voice of the Clone Troopers himself, the legendary voice actor Dee Bradley Baker, would return to once again reprise his iconic role after portraying Clones in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: Rebels, and Star Wars: The Bad Batch, and so many more projects.

Dee Bradley Baker was confirmed to be playing Zero Company's leading Clone CT-3301, otherwise known as Trick, but he won't be the only Clone Wars show veteran joining the game's cast, as he will be joined by Matt Lanter, who will reprise his role as Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker, and Jason Spisak who previously played as Lux Bonteri but will play the Umbaran Luco Bron in ZC.

A few Star Wars video game veterans will also return to play new roles in Zero Company, such as Erica Luttrell, who will play the female version of Zero Company's leader Hawks; D.C. Douglass, who will play Zero Company's pilot and medical droid M-3VO; JB Blanc, who will play the Felshi boxer Kabbney Uppercut; and Jim Pirri, who will play the Lasat Neesh Renark.

Luttrell previously played New Republic Vanguard Squadron pilot Gracalia Sienar of the Imperial Sienar Fleet Systems family in Star Wars: Squadrons, though PlayStation players may better remember her as Zo in Horizon Forbidden West.

Douglass previously played the menacing Gen'Dai leader of the Bedlam Raiders in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, but gamers may better recognize his voice as the villainous Albert Wesker from Resident Evil 5 and other Resident Evil titles.

Dee Bradley Baker was confirmed to be playing Zero Company's leading Clone CT-3301

Blanc previously played the adventurous Skoova Stev in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and Cal Kestis' friend Prauf in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, but PlayStation players may better remember him as Rost in Horizon Zero Dawn.

Pirri previously played Galactic Empire Titan Squadron pilot Shen in Star Wars: Squadrons, but gamers may better recognize his voice as Kraven in Marvel's Spider-Man 2.

The New Star Wars Cast of Zero Company

Most of Star Wars Zero Company's cast are fairly new to the SW universe, with the cast including:

Jonathan R. Freeman, famous for his roles as Ari Miller in Starfield and as Kraven's Hunters in Marvel's Spider-Man 2, who will play the male version of Zero Company's leader, Hawks.
Rekha Sharma, famous for her roles as Tory Foster in Battlestar Galactica and Commander Landry in Star Trek: Discovery, will play the leader of the Infinite Coil, Kundri Fathom, and serve as the game's main antagonist.
Vic Michaelis, famous for her roles as Cheryl Symanski in Ponies and as Obi-Wan Kenobi in several unofficial live staged readings of SW films, who will play the former Separatist Togruta Runa Blask.
Judy Alice Lee, famous for her roles as Luna Snow in Marvel Rivals and as Master Moru in the non-canon Star Wars: Visions, who will play one of Zero Company's youngest members, Jae Mordant.
Alex McKenna, famous for her roles as Sadie Adler in Red Dead Redemption II and as Senna in The Legend of Korra, will play the Mandalorian Cly Kullervo of Clan Verminoth.
Leo Howard, famous for his roles as Tate Black in the soap opera Days of Our Lives and as Jack Brewer in Disney's Kickin' It, who will play Republic Intelligence Officer Bennic Halloren.
Dylan Kenin, famous for his roles as Gunner in The Mayor of Kingstown and as George Spelvin in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, will play the Infinite Coil's villainous Visser.
Nicole Rainteau, famous for her roles as Mary Townes in Criminal Minds and Nina in S.W.A.T., will play the Tognath Jedi Padawan Tel-Rea Vokoss.
Hunter C. Smith, famous for his roles as Rove in Monster Hunter Wilds and Gabriel in The Hunted: NYCSS, will play the Separatist Super Tactical Droid Typhon.

Being a turn-based tactics game, many of these characters will be playable in Zero Company or will at least be interactive during downtime in the Company's Den base of operations.