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Ashley Zukerman joins Silo as lead for Season 3 on Apple TV+

other · 2026-07-02

Ashley Zukerman, known for his role as Nate Sofrelli in HBO's Succession, has joined the Apple TV+ series Silo as a lead for its third season, premiering July 3, 2026. He first appeared in the final episode of Season 2, playing engineer-turned-US Congressman Daniel Keene alongside Jessica Henwick's investigative reporter Helen Drew. The storyline, set in Washington DC before the underground silo's existence, explores US-Iran tensions and a possible dirty bomb. Zukerman described the role as daunting but found chemistry with Henwick. Silo, starring Rebecca Ferguson, is both a sci-fi thriller and character study. Zukerman, an American-born, Melbourne-raised actor, has also appeared in Manhattan, Designated Survivor, and Fear Street. He won an AACTA Award for The Code and has Australian projects like Apple Cider Vinegar and In Vitro. He noted a career pattern of working alongside strong women, including Ferguson and Henwick.

Key facts

  • Ashley Zukerman plays Daniel Keene, an engineer-turned-US Congressman, in Silo Season 3.
  • He first appeared in the final episode of Silo Season 2.
  • Silo Season 3 premieres on Apple TV+ on July 3, 2026.
  • Zukerman co-stars with Jessica Henwick as Helen Drew, an investigative reporter.
  • The storyline involves US-Iran tensions and a possible dirty bomb.
  • Rebecca Ferguson continues to anchor the futuristic timeline as Juliette Nichols.
  • Zukerman is American-born and Melbourne-raised.
  • He won an AACTA Award for his role in The Code.
  • Zukerman has appeared in Succession, Manhattan, Designated Survivor, and Fear Street.
  • He noted a career pattern of working alongside strong women.

Entities

Artists

  • Ashley Zukerman
  • Jessica Henwick
  • Rebecca Ferguson
  • Sarah Snook
  • Avi Nash
  • Rick Gomez
  • Common
  • Harriet Walter
  • Colin Hanks

Institutions

  • Apple TV+
  • HBO
  • ScreenHub
  • ArtsHub
  • Apple TV
  • ArtsHub UK
  • Succession
  • Silo
  • Game of Thrones
  • The Royal Hotel
  • Manhattan
  • Designated Survivor
  • A Teacher
  • Fear Street
  • The Lost Symbol
  • City on Fire
  • Rush
  • Underbelly
  • The Code
  • Apple Cider Vinegar
  • In Vitro
  • One More Shot
  • Friday on My Mind
  • ABC radio Gold Coast
  • Screen International
  • Alliance of Women Film Journalists
  • Concrete Playground
  • Variety Australia
  • Goethe-Institut Australien
  • Australian Centre for the Moving Image
  • Birth.Movies.Death
  • SBS
  • Flicks
  • Lumina
  • Senses of Cinema
  • Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts
  • Junkee
  • FilmInk
  • Broadsheet
  • Televised Revolution
  • Metro Magazine
  • Screen Education
  • City of Gold Coast
  • World Film Locations

Locations

  • Melbourne
  • Australia
  • Washington DC
  • United States
  • Iran
  • Gold Coast
  • UK

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