As Fire Country returns for its emotionally charged fourth season, the cast of Station 42 and the Edgewater Cal Fire camp has faced the ultimate tragedy: the death of Battalion Chief Vince Leone. The loss has forced every character into a new, complex dynamic, propelling some into leadership roles and others into deep personal crises.
The strength of Fire Country lies in its ensemble, a mix of seasoned television veterans and rising stars who bring grit, authenticity, and heart to the screen. From the show’s creator, Max Thieriot, to the familiar faces of Diane Farr and Billy Burke, the cast boasts an impressive résumé spanning military dramas, sci-fi classics, and iconic comedy hits.
Here is a complete breakdown of the main cast of Fire Country Season 4, who they play, and where you’ve likely seen their compelling performances before.
🌟 The Core Leone Family and Crew
The Leone family forms the emotional core of the series, navigating the trauma of loss while struggling to uphold their duty.
Max Thieriot as Bode Leone
- Who He Plays: The protagonist, Bode Leone, a former inmate firefighter who returned to Edgewater for redemption. Season 4 sees him grappling with his father’s death, vowing to protect his “father’s town,” which puts immense pressure on his sobriety and newfound happiness.
- Where You’ve Seen Him: Thieriot is not just the star; he co-created the show. Prior to Fire Country, he was best known for his intense role as Navy SEAL Clay Spenser on the CBS military drama SEAL Team (2017–2023). He also starred in the acclaimed supernatural series Bates Motel (2013–2017) as Dylan Massett. His background in both military action and psychological drama is perfectly utilized in Bode’s complex character.
Diane Farr as Division Chief Sharon Leone
- Who She Plays: Bode’s mother and Vince’s widow, Division Chief Sharon Leone. In Season 4, Sharon is battling her grief with fierce denial and anger, directly clashing with the new leadership at Station 42 while trying to hold her family together.
- Where You’ve Seen Her: Farr is a highly recognizable television veteran. She starred as FBI Agent Megan Reeves on the hit crime procedural Numb3rs (2005–2008) and played Christina on the acclaimed drama Rescue Me (2004–2005). More recently, she played Detective Miranda Priestley on the sitcom Splitting Up Together (2018–2019) and starred in Roswell, New Mexico (2019–2022).
Billy Burke as Battalion Chief Vince Leone (Deceased)
- Who He Played: The beloved Battalion Chief of Station 42, Vince Leone. Though his character tragically died in the Season 4 premiere, his presence will remain a pivotal emotional touchstone throughout the season, appearing in flashbacks and influencing every major decision made by the crew.
- Where You’ve Seen Him: Burke is instantly recognizable to millions for his role as Charlie Swan, Bella Swan’s perpetually worried father and Chief of Police, in the entire Twilight film saga (2008–2012). He also starred as scientist Dr. Mitch Morgan in the CBS sci-fi thriller Zoo (2015–2017) and appeared in the acclaimed Netflix series Maid (2021).
🌲 Station 42 and the Camp Crew
These characters round out the professional lives of the Leones, serving as both colleagues and secondary family members.
Kevin Alejandro as Captain Manny Perez
- Who He Plays: The dedicated, compassionate Captain of the Three Rock Conservation Camp. Manny serves as a critical mentor and sponsor for Bode, helping him maintain his sobriety and navigate his parole. Season 4 finds him stepping up to fill the leadership vacuum left by Vince’s death.
- Where You’ve Seen Him: Alejandro has played memorable characters in several genre hits. He starred as Detective Dan Espinoza in the popular Netflix series Lucifer (2016–2021), played the charming but doomed Jesus Velasquez in True Blood (2010–2013), and had recurring roles on Arrow (2013) and Southland (2009–2011).
Jules Latimer as Firefighter Eve Edwards
- Who She Plays: A brave, no-nonsense firefighter at Station 42. Eve is a close friend to Bode and often serves as the moral compass of the crew. She is a loyal professional and a critical emotional link within the station.
- Where You’ve Seen Her: Latimer is a newer face in leading roles but is gaining recognition quickly. Before Fire Country, she was known for her role as Maggie in the critically acclaimed thriller series Guilty Party (2021) and has appeared in the Netflix series The Last O.G. (2018–2021).
Jordan Calloway as Firefighter Jake Crawford
- Who He Plays: A firefighter at Station 42 and the ex-fiancé of Bode’s sister, Riley. Jake has a complex history with the Leone family but has proven himself a dedicated and heroic member of the crew. He and Bode have worked to repair their strained relationship.
- Where You’ve Seen Him: Calloway had a recurring role as Chuck Clayton on The CW’s dark adaptation of the Archie comics, Riverdale (2017–2019). He also starred as the superhero Khalil Payne / Painkiller in the DC Comics series Black Lightning (2018–2021).
🆕 Season 4 Key Additions and Guest Stars
Season 4 brings in new characters to fill leadership roles and challenge the established order, driving the post-Vince narrative.
Jeff Fahey as Walter “Papa” Leone
- Who He Plays: Vince’s father and Bode’s grandfather, Walter “Papa” Leone, a former Battalion Chief battling dementia. His arc is central to the season’s tragedy, as he is the sole survivor of the fire that killed his son, grappling with survivor’s guilt and the crushing memory.
- Where You’ve Seen Him: Fahey is a veteran character actor with an iconic film and television career. He is globally recognized for his role as Frank Lapidus on the hit sci-fi drama Lost (2008–2010). He also starred in the cult classic film The Lawnmower Man (1992) and has had recent recurring roles in The L Word: Generation Q (2019–2023) and Alita: Battle Angel (2019).
Shawn Hatosy as Battalion Chief Brett Richards
- Who He Plays: The controversial new Battalion Chief assigned to Station 42 following Vince’s death. Richards is introduced as a by-the-book leader who questions Vince’s safety protocols, putting him immediately at odds with Sharon and Bode. He represents the institutional opposition to the emotional, family-first approach of the Leones.
- Where You’ve Seen Him: Hatosy is known for his intense, critically praised work, most notably as the troubled police officer Sammy Bryant on the TNT crime drama Southland (2009–2013). He also played Andrew “Pope” Cody in the crime series Animal Kingdom (2016–2022).
Leven Rambin as Audrey James
- Who She Plays: Bode’s new girlfriend, Audrey James, a nurse who met him at the hospital during his brief medical visit last season. She is a critical source of support, providing stability and accountability to Bode as he struggles with the grief and the threat of relapse.
- Where You’ve Seen Her: Rambin is recognizable from several popular franchises. She played the villainous sister Glimmer in The Hunger Games (2012) film and appeared as Kendall Hart in the soap opera All My Children (2004–2008). She also starred in the acclaimed supernatural series The Tomorrow People (2013–2014).
🔑 The Ensemble’s Role in Season 4
The cast of Fire Country Season 4 is strategically assembled to handle the high emotional and professional stakes of the post-Vince era. Max Thieriot’s leadership is now tested by the loss of his on-screen father, a theme that resonates deeply with his co-stars’ backgrounds in complex dramas.
The combined experience of this ensemble—from the military discipline of SEAL Team (Thieriot) to the procedural rigor of Numb3rs (Farr) and the fantastical drama of Lost (Fahey)—provides the show with the necessary gravitas to handle the difficult themes of grief, professional scrutiny, and the search for redemption that will define the season. Their familiarity to the audience is a key component in helping viewers invest immediately in the new, heartbreaking dynamic at Firehouse 42.
