out of her birthright by Brady. Taylor Hall as Zac Bryce, Zac poses as his best friend Garth Joster, who is John's other illegitimate son. Garth was put on life support following a car crash. Elizabeth Hawthorne as Nancy Truebridge, John's sister. She adores Brady and her daughter, Kennedy, but loathes John's first wife, Vivian. Luciane Buchanan as Kennedy, Brady's 15-year-old daughter Shushila Takao as Ariana, Joe's fiance Xana Tang as Cherry, Brady's assistant Mike Edward as Fisher Brankovic, works for Brady at the Truebridge Hunt Corporation Recurring Theresa Healey as Vivian Hunt Trubridge, John's ex-wife and mother to John Jnr Cristina Serban Ionda as Maria, Brady's maid Jay Simon as Alan Griever, Minister/Politician Tania Anderson as Gillian Joster, Garth's mother Jodie Rimmer as Lorna Fielding, Savannah's mother Erroll Shand as Karl Reichman, Lorna's boyfriend Simon Prast as Sir Douglas, Executive Chair of Truebridge Hunt Corporation's board Becky McEwan as Grace Halloway, Kennedy's school friend Joe Folau as Snake, gang member financing Karl's club Emily Robins as Toni Van Asch, PR consultant friend of John Jnr Jared Turner as Sam Halloway, Grace's father Siobhan Page as Roxy van Buren, Savannah's friend working at the club Nick Davies as Garth Joster, the real Garth Mark Mitchinson as Lloyd Maxwell, rival businessman of John Snr Bonnie Soper as Annabelle Maxwell, Lloyd's socialite daughter Kirk Torrance as Ariki Campbell, Brady's ex and Kennedy's biological father Jay Saussey as Megan Campbell, Ariki's wife Matthew Walker as Ford Hathaway, John Jnr's friend Katrina Browne as Caroline Brankovich, Fisher's wife Episodes Season 1 (2016) Season 2 (2017) International airings In May 2016, it was announced that Hulu had purchased the series for streaming in the United States. American remake In October 2017, it was announced that the American television network Fox had commissioned a pilot for a U.S. remake of the show. Tate Taylor (The Help, The Girl on the Train), Imagine Entertainment, and 20th Century Fox Television are behind the remake. In December 2018, Fox had greenlit the series for the 2019–20 television season, and was picked up in May 2019. Kim Cattrall serves as producer and star in the series. It was set to premiere in spring 2020 but was delayed to September 21, 2020 due to COVID-19. In October 2020, the series was cancelled after one season. References External links 2010s New Zealand television series 2016 New Zealand television series debuts 2017 New