Michael Keaton's Upcoming Western Movie Adds 3 New Stars To Its Cast

Published Oct 22, 2026, 10:37 PM EDT

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Michael Keaton's upcoming Western adds three more stars to its talented lineup.

Keaton's new Western thriller, Rode to Ruin, has added several new actors as filming continues. The movie will see Keaton return to the director's chair while also playing one of the lead roles alongside Morgan Freeman and Laura Linney. With production underway in New Mexico, the project is continuing to grow its massive ensemble cast ahead of its release.

According to Variety, Richard Gadd, Bill Camp, and Ray McKinnon have all joined the cast of Rode to Ruin. Gadd, best known for creating and starring in Netflix's Emmy Award-winning series Baby Reindeer, will portray Clive McKinney, a dangerous gang leader who is out for revenge. The roles played by Camp and McKinnon have not been revealed at the time of this article's publication.