free bert cast
“Free Bert” is a scripted Netflix comedy series starring stand‑up comic Bert Kreischer, and “cast” here refers to the ensemble of actors around him in that show. It premiered on Netflix in January 2026 and follows Bert trying to fit into elite Beverly Hills society after his daughters get into a fancy private school.
What “Free Bert” is about
The series centers on Bert, known for his wild, shirtless comedian persona, suddenly navigating the polished world of Beverly Hills parents and private‑school politics. When his over‑the‑top behavior makes his family social outcasts, he decides to “put on a shirt” and tone himself down, which becomes the core comedic and emotional conflict of the show. It blends family sitcom energy with fish‑out‑of‑water satire about class, image, and identity.
Tone and format
- Scripted half‑hour comedy, not a stand‑up special or reality show.
- Six‑episode first season (as currently announced).
- Emphasis on family dynamics, social status anxiety, and Beverly Hills absurdity.
Main “Free Bert” cast
Here’s a quick look at the core Free Bert cast and roles.
| Actor | Role in Free Bert | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bert Kreischer | Bert Kreischer | Leads the show, plays a version of himself as a dad in Beverly Hills. | [9][1][3]
| Arden Myrin | LeeAnn Kreischer | Bert’s wife, mother of their two daughters; character shares name with his real‑life wife. | [5][7][9][1][3]
| Ava Ryan | Georgia | Eldest daughter; deals with issues like cyberbullying and fitting in. | [9][1][3][5]
| Lilou Lang | (Daughter / family role) | Plays a younger family member; part of the central family dynamic. | [7][1][3]
| Chris Witaske | Landon Vanderthal | Beverly Hills parent figure; part of the elite school social world. | [1][5][7][9]
| Mandell Maughan | Chanel Vanderthal | Another Beverly Hills parent, paired with Witaske’s character. | [5][7][9][1]
| Christine Horn | (Supporting role) | Part of the Beverly Hills and school‑community ensemble. | [3][7][1][5]
| Sophia Reid‑Gantzert | (Supporting role) | Appears in the extended school/family orbit. | [1]
| Robert Jon Mello | (Supporting role) | Part of the extended ensemble cast. | [5][1]
| Braxton Alexander | (Supporting role) | Appears in the youth/teen side of the story. | [1][5]
| Matthew Del Negro | (Supporting role) | Adult ensemble member in Bert’s new social circle. | [3][5][1]
| Noshir Dalal | (Supporting role) | Included in the core ensemble credited by major outlets. | [3][5][1]
Behind the scenes
“Free Bert” is co‑created by Bert Kreischer, Jarrad Paul, and Andy Mogel, who also serve as showrunners, writers, and directors. Executive producers include Bert and LeeAnn Kreischer along with Tony Hernandez, Lilly Burns, Elise Henderson, and Judi Marmel, tying the show to established comedy‑series production teams. The show is positioned as a move from Kreischer’s stand‑up and docu‑style projects into a fully scripted ensemble sitcom format.
Quick FAQ style “scoop”
- Is “Free Bert” a stand‑up special?
No, it’s a scripted comedy series with a story, recurring characters, and a traditional ensemble cast.
- When did/will “Free Bert” come out?
It is slated as a January 2026 Netflix release, with a six‑episode first season.
- What’s the basic hook?
Party‑comic dad tries to survive Beverly Hills private‑school culture without blowing up his family’s social standing, while wrestling with whether he can really “put on a shirt.”
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