‘Power’ Cast Begins Filming Season 5 + Larenz Tate Lands Recurring Role
‘Power’ Cast Begins Filming Season 5 + Larenz Tate Lands Recurring Role
Power has officially began to film season five! On Monday (September 18th), Naturi Naughton posted a photo with her on camera hubby, Omari Hardwick, writing:
First Day Back to School! ??#Season5 is about to get crazy! #TashaAndGhost #IGottaSaveTariq #FamilySticksTogether #nomatterwhat #theStPatricks #PowerTV
We also spotted their on-camera son, Michael Rainey Jr., filming with them as well.
In other Power news, House of Lies alum Larenz Tate, who recurred in four episodes of season four of the Starz’s hit drama series, has been promoted to series regular for season five.
Tate plays Councilman Rashad Tate, a city councilman from Jamaica Queens.
Courtney A. Kemp serves as the creator, showrunner and executive producer of Power. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Mark Canton, Randall Emmett and Gary Lennon serve as executive producers. Season 5 premieres in 2018.
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