Here's every star-studded cameo in ‘The Bear' Season 4
'The Bear' is back with more star power than ever.
The hit Hulu series returned for Season 4 on Wednesday and cooked up a delicious menu of cameo appearances.
The famous faces joining Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss Bachrach this season include a mix of returning favorites and exciting newcomers.
17 Jeremy Allen White in 'The Bear.'
17 Ayo Edebiri in 'The Bear.'
The Emmy Award-wining series is about Carmen 'Carmy' Berzatto (White), a chef from the fine-dining world, who returns to Chicago to helm his brother Mikey's (Jon Bernthal) sandwich shop after Mikey dies by suicide.
In Season 4, Carmy and his staff including Sydney (Edebiri), Cousin Richie (Moss-Bachrach), Marcus (Lionel Boyce) and Tina (Liza Colón-Zayas) are in a race against time to save the restaurant.
Here are all the notable guest stars in Season 4.
Brie Larson
17 Brie Larson in 'The Bear.'
Brie Larson joins the show as Francine 'Francie' Fak, the sister of the hilarious Fak brothers, including Neil (Matty Matheson). Francine has long-standing rivalry with Natalie (Abby Elliott) that comes to a head at Richie's ex-wife Tiff's (Gillian Jacobs) wedding to Frank (Josh Hartnett).
Rob Reiner
17 Rob Reiner in 'The Bear.'
Hollywood legend Rob Reiner is brought into the fold as Albert, a business mentor and friend to line cook Ebraheim (Edwin Lee Gibson) who is now running the walk-up Beef window.
Kate Berlant
17 Kate Berlant attends 'The Rehearsal' S2 premiere in April.
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During one of Carmy's AA meetings, comedian and actress Kate Berlant plays a girl named Georgia who shares a tragic story about her brother's relapse.
Danielle Deadwyler
17 Danielle Deadwyler in 'The Bear.'
'The Piano Lesson' star Danielle Deadwyler guest stars as Chantel, Sydney's cousin. Chantel is a hairdresser and has a 13-year-old daughter who bonds with Sydney.
Jon Bernthal
17 Jon Bernthal in 'The Bear.'
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Of the returning cameos, Bernthal is back as Carmy's late brother. Mikey appears in a flashback scene that depicts a meaningful moment between the siblings as they're cooking together.
Jamie Lee Curtis
17 Jamie Lee Curtis in 'The Bear.'
Jamie Lee Curtis reprises her Emmy-winning role as Carmy's dysfunctional mother, Donna Berzatto. Now sober for a year, Donna finally wants to fix her broken relationship with her children.
Molly Gordon
17 Molly Gordon attends the 'Oh, Hi!' premiere during the 2025 Tribeca Festival.
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Molly Gordon's Claire Dunlap appears throughout the season as she and Carmy work on their complicated relationship. She also forms a closer connection with Sydney.
Will Poulter
17 Will Poulter in 'The Bear.'
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Introduced in Season 2, Will Poulter's pastry chef Luca becomes a staple at The Bear to help Marcus.
Gillian Jacobs
17 Gillian Jacobs as Tiff in 'The Bear.'
Jacobs reprises her role as Tiff, who ties the knot with Frank. And much to Tiff's surprise, the entire Berzatto — including Richie — come to the nuptials.
Josh Hartnett
17 Josh Hartnett, Gillian Jacobs in 'The Bear.'
Hartnett's Frank not only marries Tiff, but he also learns to bond with his new stepdaughter with Richie's help.
Bob Odenkirk
17 Bob Odenkirk in 'The Bear.'
Bob Odenkirk returns as Uncle Lee, Donna's on-and-off boyfriend. Lee goes to the wedding with the Berzattos and has a poignant moment with Carmy following their blowup from the infamous Season 2 'Fishes' episode.
Sarah Paulson
17 Gillian Jacobs, Sarah Paulson in 'The Bear.'
Sarah Paulson's Cousin Michelle is another wedding guest who, despite leaving early, shares a meaningful moment with Tiff.
John Mulaney
17 John Mulaney in 'The Bear.'
John Mulaney shows up again as Stevie, Michelle's nerdy boyfriend. He joins the Berzattos for the wedding.
David Zayas
17 David Zayas at the 'Thunderbolts*' screening in New York on April 30.
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David Zayas, Colón-Zayas' real-life spouse, reprises his role as Tina's husband, David. This season, he gets to test her cooking at home.
Sarah Ramos
17 Sarah Ramos attends the Alice + Olivia By Stacey Bendet presentation during Fall 2013 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
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Sarah Ramos returns as Jessica, one of the kitchen staff at Ever, who is hired at The Bear to help save the restaurant after it got a negative review.
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