Sullivan’s Crossing cast: Guide to the CW show’s cast and characters

Prepare to be swept away by the heartwarming charm of Sullivan’s Crossing, the Canadian romantic drama that recently graced The CW and is already captivating audiences nationwide!

Based on Robyn Carr’s beloved novel series, the romantic drama introduces us to Maggie Sullivan, a neurosurgeon entangled in legal troubles who embarks on a heartwarming journey back to her rural Nova Scotia hometown to reconnect with her estranged father, Sully. As the story unfolds, you’ll be drawn into a tale of love, redemption, and the resilience of family bonds. The official synopsis, as per IMDb reads:

"“Neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan, reconnects with her small-town past after a scandal causes her to leave her professional and personal life behind in the city.”"

If you’re eager to learn who the talented cast that brings the characters of Sullivan’s Crossing to life are, you’re in the right place! Join us as we uncover the full cast list, character guide, and more below!

Sullivan’s Crossing cast: Who is in the CW show?

Sullivan’s Crossing boasts a heartwarming ensemble of talented actors, each bringing a unique touch to their characters. Let’s dive into the lead roles and the actors who bring them to life:

Morgan Kohan

Morgan Kohan portrays Maggie Sullivan, a highly successful neurosurgeon caught in legal turmoil. Maggie’s journey back to her rural Nova Scotia hometown to reconnect with her estranged father, Sully, is filled with twists and turns, as she grapples with her past and strives to clear her name.

Born and raised in British Columbia, Canada, Morgan has left her mark in the industry with remarkable roles in When Hope Calls (2019-2021), Batwoman (2021), Transplant (2022), and The Bold Type (2019). Stay updated on her latest projects by following her on Instagram: “@morgankohan.”

Chad Michael Murray

Chad Michael Murray is Cal Jones, a mysterious stranger helping Sully run his campground in Nova Scotia. He initially butts heads with Maggie upon her return but eventually, they develop a budding romance.

2000s heartthrob and New York, U.S. native, Chad Michael Murray is best known for his memorable roles in classic movies such as Freaky Friday (2003) and A Cinderella Story (2004). He’s also made waves in the TV world with appearances on hit shows such as Riverdale (2019) and One Tree Hill'(2003-2012). Keep up with Chad on Instagram: “@chadmichaelmurray.”

Scott Patterson

Scott Patterson portrays Harry “Sully” Sullivan. Sully is Maggie’s estranged father who owns and operates a campground called Sullivan’s Crossing. Sully may have a gruff exterior, but he’s adored by the community.

65-year-old Scott Patterson is best known for his iconic role as Luke Danes in the beloved hit series Gilmore Girls (2000-2007). His impressive filmography also includes roles in Saw V (2008), Saw IV (2007), and Little Big League (1994). To stay up to date on his latest projects, follow him on Instagram: “@scottgordonpatterson.”

The other cast members, and their roles, listed by IMDb include:

• Reid Price as Rob Shandon
• Tom Jackson as Frank Cranebear
• Andrea Menard as Edna Cranebear
• Amalia Williamson as Lola Gunderson
• Lindura as Sydney Shandon
• Dakota Taylor as Rafe Vadas
• Lauren Hammersley as Connie Boyle
• T. Thomason as Jackson Canaday
• Lynda Boyd as Phoebe Lancaster
• Richard Donat as Roy Gunderson
• Calem MacDonald as Kaleb Meyer
• Zayn Maloney as Finn Shandon
• Bob Mann as Bob Hollis
• Shelley Thompson as Claire Markiff
• Allan Hawco as Andrew Mathews

Get a glimpse of the talented actors in action by watching the official trailer below!

When was Sullivan’s Crossing released?

The Canadian drama television series originally premiered on March 19, 2023, on CTV. However, on October 4, 2023, the series made its debut on The CW with the release of the first episode “Coming Home”.

When’s the next episode of Sullivan’s Crossing?

New episodes of Sullivan’s Crossing premiere on The CW every Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET/PT. So the next episode, “Homewrecker”, will debut on Wednesday, October 11, at 8 p.m. ET/PT.