Filthy Rich (2020 TV series)

• Kim Cattrall as Margaret Monreaux, a TV host and co-founder of the Sunshine Network, who is determined to control the business by any means necessary when her co-founder husband unexpectedly dies
• Melia Kreiling as Ginger Sweet, the vengeful daughter of a Las Vegas cocktail waitress and one of Eugene's illegitimate children who runs a cam-girl Website; she stands in the way of Margaret's plans to get her, Antonio, and Jason out of the business
• Steve Harris as Franklin Lee, a lawyer and legal advisor to the Monreaux family who helped them build the Sunshine Network; he assists Margaret as she deals with the fallout of Eugene's death
• Aubrey Dollar as Rose Monreaux, a fashion designer trying to distance herself from her mother, who she feels doesn't support her ambitions
• Corey Cott as Eric Monreaux, the VP of the Sunshine Network and aspiring heir apparent to his father's business
• Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Antonio Rivera, a single dad and MMA fighter, and one of Eugene's illegitimate children
• Mark L. Young as Jason Conley / Mark, a Colorado marijuana grower who is also one of Eugene's illegitimate children, and has a different agenda that he's keeping to himself; he later reveals to Rose that he's really Mark, the adoptive brother of the real Jason who is in a coma, and is assuming Jason's identity for the money
• Olivia Macklin as Becky Monreaux, Eric's snooty wife and sister of Reverend Thomas; she is pregnant at the start of the series
• Aaron Lazar as Reverend Paul Luke Thomas, a beloved, popular, influential and very ambitious televangelist who is considered the most popular personality on the Sunshine Network other than Margaret; he seeks to sow discord between Margaret and her family so he can usurp control of the business
• Gerald McRaney as Eugene Monreaux, Margaret's minister husband and a conservative icon who founded the Sunshine Network, and whose apparent death revealed his secret life; however, Eugene is revealed at the end of the first episode to still be alive

• Deneen Tyler as Norah Ellington, Margaret's friend and loyal director of the Sunshine Network
• Aqueela Zoll as Rachel, Ginger's best friend and co-worker in her online porn business
• Rachel York as Tina Sweet, Ginger's fragile mother who had an affair with Eugene years ago
• Cranston Johnson as Luke Taylor, an investigative journalist trying to uncover the Monreaux family secrets
• Annie Golden as Ellie, a pious woman who rescues Eugene from the plane crash wreckage in the swamp, and as Margaret's mother in flashbacks
• Alanna Ubach as Yopi Candalaria, Antonio's ambitious mother who is using her son for her own ends
• Kenny Alfonso as Don Bouchard, a MMA promoter, who is one of three Sunshine Network investors and a member of the 18:20 working with Reverend Thomas to wrest control from Margaret
• Carl Palmer as Townes Dockerty, one of three Sunshine Network investors and a member of the 18:20 working with Reverend Thomas to wrest control from Margaret
• Thomas Francis Murphy as Hagamond Sheen, a scripture-spouting thug and enforcer who works for the 18:20
• Gia Carides as Veronica, the promiscuous wife of Townes Dockerty, who is secretly the mother of the real Jason Conley

• Juliette Lewis as Juliette, a store manager who hires Eugene (in "Psalm 25:3", "Romans 8:30"), and Eugene's mother (in "1 Corinthians 3:13")
• John McConnell as Virgil Love, the Governor of Louisiana, a member of the 18:20 and one of three Sunshine Network investors who is working with Reverend Thomas to wrest control from Margaret (in "Psalm 25:3", "Romans 8:30", and "Proverbs 20:6")
• Tina Lifford as Monique, Franklin's mother (in "Romans 8:30", "Romans 12:21", and "1 Corinthians 3:13")

On December 19, 2018, it was announced that Fox had given the production a pilot order and was written by Tate Taylor, who also serves as executive producer. Production companies involved with the pilot include Imagine Television Studios, Wyolah Films, Fox Entertainment, and the Disney-owned 20th Television.[20] On May 9, 2019, it was announced that the production had been given a series order.[21] The series was originally supposed to start airing in the fall of 2019.[3] Because of scheduling conflicts for executive producer Tate Taylor, the series was pushed back to spring 2020.[2] However it was moved to its fall schedule for the 2020–21 television season because of the COVID-19 pandemic.[3] On October 30, 2020, Fox cancelled the series after one season. The remainder of the episodes continued to air during its normal timeslot until November 30, 2020.[5]

In February 2019, it was announced that Kim Cattrall had been cast in the lead role for the pilot,[22] then others including Aubrey Dollar, Benjamin Levy Aguilar, Corey Cott and Mark L. Young had joined the pilot.[23] It was then announced in March 2019 that Gerald McRaney had joined the cast.[24] Alongside the pilot's order announcement, in March 2019 it was reported that Steve Harris, Melia Kreiling, David Denman and Olivia Macklin had joined the cast.[25][26] On May 11, 2019, it was reported that Denman, who was originally cast to play the male lead opposite Cattrall in the series, had exited and his role would be recast.[27] On September 13, 2019, Aaron Lazar was cast as Reverend Paul Luke Thomas, replacing both Denman and Steven Pasquale.[28]

For the series, review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported an approval rating of 64% based on 14 reviews, with an average rating of 6.55/10. The website's critics consensus reads, "Kim Cattrall shines, but Filthy Rich is neither filthy nor rich enough to fulfill its soapy aspirations."[32] Metacritic gave the series a weighted average score of 54 out of 100 based on 14 reviews, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[33]