Scandal’s Tony Goldwyn is set to join the Law & Order cast, taking on the role of the new district attorney. The veteran TV actor will be stepping into the shoes of Jack McCoy, played by Sam Waterston for two decades. Waterston’s final episode as the district attorney is scheduled to air on February 22, 2024, marking the end of his tenure in the role.

Following this casting shake-up, Tony Goldwyn’s arrival has generated much anticipation and curiosity among Law & Order fans. While specific details about Goldwyn’s character and debut on the show are yet to be revealed, it is confirmed that he will be assuming the pivotal role of the new D.A.

Goldwyn’s addition to the Law & Order cast brings a wealth of experience and talent. Best known for his compelling portrayal of President Fitzgerald Grant on the political drama Scandal, where he starred opposite Kerry Washington’s Olivia Pope, Goldwyn has established himself as a versatile and accomplished actor. His notable performances also extend to acclaimed films such as King Richard and the current Academy Award nominee for Best Picture, Oppenheimer, which is set to stream exclusively on Peacock starting February 16.

Joining a stellar ensemble that includes Hugh Dancy, Camryn Manheim, Odelya Halevi, Mehcad Brooks, and Reid Scott, Tony Goldwyn’s arrival is poised to inject new energy and intrigue into the Law & Order series. As fans eagerly await his debut, the anticipation continues to build for the next chapter in the iconic legal drama.