HBO Limited Series Lands Jason Bateman, David Harbour!

## Hold onto Your Hats, St. Louis: Arlan Ruf Is Bringing the Heat to HBO

Get ready for a wild ride through the heart of the Midwest! HBO has just dropped a bombshell announcement: Arlan Ruf is joining the cast of their upcoming limited series, “DTF St. Louis,” alongside the hilarious Jason Bateman and the powerhouse that is David Harbour. This isn’t just another streaming drama; it’s a story packed with intrigue, dark humor, and a whole lot of St. Louis flavor.

Want to know what this casting coup means for the show? Why Ruf is the perfect fit for this gritty tale? And what kind of trouble might be brewing in the Gateway City? Keep reading, because we’re diving deep into the juicy details.

Arlan Ruf to Co-Star Opposite Jason Bateman and David Harbour in HBO Limited Series ‘DTF St. Louis’

Arlan Ruf, a promising up-and-coming young actor, will co-star opposite Jason Bateman and David Harbour in the HBO limited series ‘DTF St. Louis’, Variety has learned. The seven-episode show comes from creator and showrunner Steven Conrad (‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’, ‘Wonder’). HBO describes ‘DTF St. Louis’ as a dark comedy about a love triangle between three adults experiencing middle-age malaise – an entanglement that leads to one of them ending up dead.

Bateman has been busy since ending his run on Netflix’s crime series ‘Ozark’. He co-starred in the streamer’s suspense hit, ‘Carry On’ and is working on its new limited series ‘Black Rabbit’. Harbour is finishing up ‘Stranger Things’. He will co-star in Marvel’s ‘Thunderbolts*’, which opens in May. Linda Cardellini (‘Freaks & Geeks’) and Oscar-nominee Richard Jenkins (‘The Shape of Water’) will also star.

Ruf’s Role and Upcoming Projects

Ruf will play the role of Richard, the socially maladjusted, delinquent stepson of Harbour’s character. Ruf will next be seen in the McG-directed Apple original film ‘Way of the Warrior Kid’ opposite Cardellini, Chris Pratt, Jude Hill and Levi McConaughey.

The 11-year-old began his acting career by accident when his travel baseball coach insisted he play the role of the disgruntled Halloween Clown in a viral short film ‘Tricked No Treat’. Ruf is repped by Paradigm and AFA Prime Talent Media.

Production Team and Cast

Conrad is executive producing the series with Bateman and Michael Costigan of Aggregate Films; Harbour; Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal and Steve Tisch of Escape Artists; Molly Allen, Bruce Terris, Kristina Wenson of Bravo Axolotl; and James Lasdun and MGM Television.

    • Jason Bateman: Co-star
      • David Harbour: Co-star
        • Linda Cardellini: Co-star
          • Richard Jenkins: Co-star
            • Arlan Ruf: Co-star

Conclusion

Arlan Ruf’s casting alongside industry heavyweights Jason Bateman and David Harbour in HBO’s “DTF St. Louis” is undeniably a significant moment. This limited series, with its unique premise and star-studded lineup, promises a compelling exploration of modern relationships and the complexities of human connection in the digital age. The article highlights Ruf’s rising talent and the potential this project holds for him to break into the mainstream. The success of “DTF St. Louis” could reshape the landscape of television, showcasing the power of unconventional storytelling and attracting a diverse audience. The series’ exploration of themes like online dating, intimacy, and societal expectations resonates deeply in today’s world, making it a timely and relevant addition to the HBO lineup. As we eagerly await the series’ premiere, one thing is clear: Arlan Ruf’s ascent is just beginning, and “DTF St. Louis” may well be the launchpad for a remarkable career. This is a story we won’t want to miss, a testament to the ever-evolving nature of entertainment and the power of human connection in an increasingly complex world.