Final Destination Bloodlines is a fittingly brutal continuation of the series, focusing on a new batch of characters who struggle to escape death’s designs. The sixth theatrical entry in the Final Destination series, Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein’s take on the franchise focuses on a family who deduce that death has been picking off anyone born to the survivors of a prevented mᴀss casualty event in 1969.

Benefiting from a game-cast, creatively gruesome kills, and a just self-aware enough tone to be funny without becoming glib, Final Destination Bloodlines has become the most critically and commercially successful entry in the series. While the film only brought back one fixture of the series for a final appearance, it also serves as an exciting showcase for younger actors who’ve never headlined their own big-budget film before. Here are the stars of Final Destination Bloodlines and where else you can find them.

Tony Todd as William Bludworth

Born December 4, 1954

Active Since: 1986

Actor: Tony Todd’s William Bludworth is the only returning franchise character in Final Destination Bloodlines, while also serving as a fitting final screen appearance for Tony Todd. Born in Washington D.C., Tony Todd made his cinematic debut in 1986. He appeared in Sara Driver’s debut film Sleepwalk, as well as Oliver Stone’s Platoon.

Todd appeared in dozens of films and television shows over the years, but became best known for his work in the horror genre. Beyond playing the mysterious Bludworth across several Final Destination films, Todd became best known for playing Daniel Robitaille, the tragic monster known as Candyman, in the series of the same name.

Final Destination Bloodlines and the video game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle were Todd’s last performances before he pᴀssed away in late 2024 from stomach cancer. Both the film and the game were dedicated to his memory.

Character: William Bludworth has appeared in several entries in the Final Destination series, offering cryptic advice to the protagonists about the nature of death. Final Destination Bloodlines delves into Bludworth’s origins and backstory, explaining why he’s been so focused on following death’s design.

Kaitlyn Santa Juana as Stefani Reyes

Born April 19, 1997

Active Since: 2016

Actor: Born in the Canadian city of Langley, Kaitlyn Santa Juana plays the main protagonist of Final Destination Bloodlines. Getting her start as an actor in 2016, Santa Juana’s breakout was initially in the theatrical world. Santa Juana joined the Canadian stage production of Dear Even Hansen as an understudy for Zoe Murphy/Alana Beck.

Following a successful stint with them, joined the Broadway company in the same roles. She’s subsequently appeared in films like The Friendship Game and TV shows like CW’s The Flash, where she played Lydia Sanchez. Her first starring role in a big-budget studio film, Final Destination Bloodlines is poised to be a breakout hit for Santa Juana.

Character: Stefani Reyes is the main character of Final Destination Bloodlines. The granddaughter of a woman who had a vision of death’s design in 1969, Stefani is the one who discovers that death is targeting her family as a result of their unintended existence. Most of the film is focused on her efforts to save herself and her family.

Teo Briones as Charlie Reyes

Born January 11, 2005

Active Since: 2010

Actor: Born in Oxford, England, while his parents (themselves actors) were on tour, Teo Briones plays Charlie Reyes in Final Destination Bloodlines. Finding his big break on the show Pretty Little Liars as Malcolm Cutler, Teo Briones has appeared in several films and shows since then, including Parks and Recreation and a major role in Ryan Murphy’s Ratched.

Briones won a BAM Award along with the rest of the cast of Taylor Sheridan’s Wind River in 2017, and played Junior Wheeler in the Syfy series Chucky. Horror fans will see more of Brione in 2025, thanks to his role as Alex in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2.

Character: Charlie Reyes is the younger brother of Stefani, who has grown increasingly distant from his sister while she’s been off at college. When death starts coming after the family, Charlie and Stefani are forced to work through their own issues, as well as lingering drama with other family members.

Gabrielle Rose as Iris Campbell

Born September 7, 1954

Active Since: 1975

Actor: Born in Kamloops in the British Columbia region of Canada, Gabrielle Rose got her start as a theatrical actor in the United Kingdom before making the move to the big screen. After making her television debut in the 1975 show Rising Damp, Rose has appeared in supporting roles across dozens of shows and films.

Rose’s most prominent performances include her frequent appearances in the films of Atom Egoyan, like The Adjuster, The Sweet Hereafter, and Where the Truth Lies. She also co-starred alongside Hilary Swank in the Netflix show Away.

Character: Grandmother to Stefani and Charlie (as well as their cousins, the Campbells), Iris has been in hiding for years. Revealed to have been researching the nature of death since her vision of death’s design in 1969, Iris is presented as an unstable but knowledgeable resource for Stefani.

Final Destination Bloodlines Supporting Cast & Characters

Final Destination Bloodlines features plenty of grisly deaths and shocking turns, with the rest of the Campbell/Reyes family doing their best to escape death’s design. Richard Harmon (The 100) plays Erik Campbell, the most sardonic of Stefani and Charlie’s cousins.

His siblings are Bobby and Julie, played by Owen Patrick Joyner (Julie and the Phantoms) and Anna Lore (Gotham Knights). Brec Bᴀssinger (Stargirl) plays the younger version of Iris, witnessing the vision of death’s design that makes up the film’s opening sequence.

Rya Khlstedt (Obi-Wan Kenobi) appears as Darlene, Iris’ daughter and the estranged mother of Stefani and Charlie, while their father Marty is played by Tinpo Lee (General Hospital). Final Destination Bloodlines has grisly fun with almost every single one of them, carrying on the bloody traditions that have defined the series for decades.