The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Cast: Where Are Midge, Susie, And The Weissmans Now? (Updated 2025)

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel concluded its spectacular run with the final season, leaving fans wondering what the talented ensemble cast—from the fast-talking Miriam "Midge" Maisel to her tough-as-nails manager Susie Myerson—are doing next. As of late 2024 and early 2025, the cast has already made significant moves, cementing their status in Hollywood with major new roles that span the DC Universe, HBO Max, and more. The series finale delivered a satisfying, yet emotional, conclusion to Midge’s journey through the 1950s and 1960s New York stand-up comedy scene. This article provides the most up-to-date look at the lives and careers of the core cast members, complete with their full biographies, famous past roles, and their exciting, fresh projects hitting screens in 2025 and beyond.

The Main Cast: Complete Biographies and New Projects (2025 Update)

The core ensemble of *The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel* is one of the most decorated in television history, collecting multiple Emmy Awards and Golden Globes for their performances. Here is a detailed look at the lives and careers of the stars who brought the Weissman and Maisel families to life.

Rachel Brosnahan (Miriam "Midge" Maisel)

• Birth Name: Rachel Elizabeth Brosnahan
• Born: December 15, 1990, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S.
• Role on Maisel: The titular New York City housewife who transforms into a groundbreaking stand-up comedian.
• Other Famous Roles: Rachel has gained acclaim for her work in *House of Cards* (Rachel Posner) and the WGN series *Manhattan*.
• Post-Maisel Projects: Her biggest news is her casting as Lois Lane in James Gunn's new DC Universe film, *Superman: Legacy*, which is scheduled for a 2025 release. She also won a 2024 Astra TV Award for her final season performance as Midge.

Alex Borstein (Susie Myerson)

• Birth Name: Alexandrea Borstein
• Born: February 15, 1971, Highland Park, Illinois, U.S.
• Role on Maisel: Midge's gruff, fiercely loyal, and brilliant manager, a central figure in the comedy world.
• Other Famous Roles: Borstein is internationally recognized as the voice of Lois Griffin on the animated series *Family Guy* (1999–present). She was also a cast member on *MADtv*.
• Post-Maisel Projects: Alex Borstein continues her voice work on *Family Guy* and was nominated for a 2024 SAG Award for her role as Susie Myerson. She is known for her extensive background in improvisational and sketch comedy, and is developing new projects.

Tony Shalhoub (Abe Weissman)

• Birth Name: Anthony Marcus Shalhoub
• Born: October 9, 1953, Green Bay, Wisconsin, U.S.
• Role on Maisel: Midge’s eccentric, intellectual father and a retired Columbia University mathematics professor.
• Other Famous Roles: Shalhoub is perhaps best known for his Golden Globe and multiple Emmy-winning role as Adrian Monk in the series *Monk*, and his work as Antonio Scarpacci on the sitcom *Wings*. He is a three-time Tony Award nominee.
• Post-Maisel Projects: Tony Shalhoub remains active in both television and on the stage. He is a highly respected figure in the New York theater community, a world he continues to frequent.

Marin Hinkle (Rose Weissman)

• Birth Name: Marin Elizabeth Hinkle
• Born: March 23, 1966, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
• Role on Maisel: Midge’s poised, often dramatic, and increasingly independent mother, who eventually starts her own matchmaking business.
• Other Famous Roles: Hinkle is widely recognized for playing Judith Harper-Melnick on the sitcom *Two and a Half Men* and Judy Brooks on the drama *Once and Again*.
• Post-Maisel Projects: Hinkle has several film projects listed for 2024 and 2025, including *Under the Lights* (2025). There has also been speculation about her involvement in a potential *Jumanji 3* film in 2026.

Michael Zegen (Joel Maisel)

• Birth Name: Michael Zegen
• Born: February 20, 1979, Ridgewood, New Jersey, U.S.
• Role on Maisel: Midge’s estranged husband who supports her career while managing his own nightclub and personal struggles.
• Other Famous Roles: Zegen is known for his roles as Dwight on *Rescue Me* and Benny Siegel on *Boardwalk Empire*. His grandparents were Holocaust survivors, a detail that adds depth to his historical roles.
• Post-Maisel Projects: Zegen is set to appear in the highly anticipated HBO Max series *The Penguin* in 2024, a spin-off from *The Batman* film. He also has the 2025 series *Too Much* scheduled.

Emotional Goodbyes: The Cast Reflects on the Series Finale

The final season of *The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel* saw Midge finally achieve her dream, headlining a major television special and securing her path to becoming a comedy icon, performing at venues like Carnegie Hall. The journey to the series finale was deeply emotional for the cast, who had been working together for nearly a decade. The creative team, including creators Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino, managed to wrap up the storylines for Midge, Susie, the Weissmans, and Joel with a satisfying, forward-looking conclusion. Rachel Brosnahan and Alex Borstein have openly shared their reflections on the emotional last days of filming. Their on-screen chemistry as Midge and Susie—a groundbreaking partnership in the male-dominated world of 1950s stand-up comedy—translated into a genuine, lasting friendship off-screen. The cast, including Caroline Aaron (Shirley Maisel) and Kevin Pollak (Moishe Maisel), have all expressed gratitude for the show’s legacy and its impact on portraying female ambition. The final season, which largely took place in the year 1961 before jumping forward to a future timeline, showed the ultimate success of Miriam Maisel, including a glimpse of her adult daughter, Esther Maisel, following a different intellectual path. The cast's final moments together were marked by deep sentiment, acknowledging the end of an era for the critically acclaimed Prime Video series.

The Future: Post-Maisel Projects and Potential Spinoffs

The end of *The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel* has not slowed down the momentum of its stars. The most buzzworthy developments focus on the lead actors transitioning into major blockbuster and prestige television roles. Rachel Brosnahan’s move to the DC Universe as the new Lois Lane is arguably the most high-profile transition, instantly placing her at the center of a major Hollywood franchise. Her casting in the 2025 film *Superman* is a massive shift from the period costumes and quick-witted dialogue of Greenwich Village to the world of superheroes and journalism. This move demonstrates the high regard in which her talent is held post-Maisel. Similarly, Michael Zegen is stepping into a darker, more serious world with his role in *The Penguin* on HBO Max, which is set to premiere in 2024. His character, Joel Maisel, evolved significantly throughout the series, and Zegen’s new role will allow him to explore a different kind of dramatic tension. While the series concluded, the possibility of future projects, such as a Maisel film or a spinoff, has been a recurring topic of discussion among the cast and creators. The Palladinos are known for creating rich, expansive worlds, and the enduring popularity of Midge and Susie, coupled with the success of supporting characters like Lenny Bruce (Luke Kirby), keeps the door open for future revisits. The cast has expressed enthusiasm for returning to their characters if the opportunity arises, underscoring the strong bond they formed over five seasons of Emmy-winning television.