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Kristen Stewart joins Prime Video series "The Challenger"

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Kristen Stewart is cast as a series regular in Prime Video's "The Challenger" alongside Will Arnett. Danny Huston, Sofia Black D’Elia, Paul Sparks, Boris McGiver and Shea Whigham are also joining the regular cast. The show, created by Maggie Cohn and based on Meredith E. Bagby’s book, follows events leading up to the 1986 Challenger.

Why it matters

Fans of Kristen Stewart will see her in a new television series.

Key facts

  1. Kristen Stewart is a series regular on Prime Video's "The Challenger".
  2. Danny Huston, Sofia Black D’Elia, Paul Sparks, Boris McGiver and Shea Whigham are also series regulars.
  3. Will Arnett is a series regular alongside Stewart.
  4. The series was created by Maggie Cohn and is inspired by Meredith E. Bagby’s book "The New Guys".
  5. The show chronicles events leading up to the 1986 Challenger.

Evidence

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