Jane led the series as teacher and basketball coach Ray Drecker, who begins paid companionship after financial setbacks.

His film career includes Boogie Nights, The Punisher, The Mist, and 1922. Later television work includes The Expanse and Troppo.

Adams played poet and would-be business partner Tanya Skagle, earning a Golden Globe nomination.

A Tony winner for An Inspector Calls, she later appeared in Twin Peaks, Hacks, The Idol, and independent films, sustaining a career across stage and screen.

Heche portrayed Ray's former wife Jessica Haxon, whose family and financial choices run parallel to his.

Her credits include Donnie Brasco, Wag the Dog, Six Days Seven Nights, Men in Trees, and The Brave. Heche died in 2022.

Saxton played Ray and Jessica's teenage son Damon. He later appeared in Betas and voiced Toby Domzalski across the Tales of Arcadia animated franchise.

His career combines live-action comedy with sustained voice performance.

Smit-McPhee portrayed Ray and Jessica's daughter Darby. Her other credits include Neighbours, Fallen, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Public filmographies show a selective later acting record, and this entry makes no assumptions beyond credited work.

Jemison played Jessica's second husband Ronnie, whose insecurities drive a separate household storyline.

, and Behind the Candelabra, while television credits include iZombie and Chicago Med.

Creskoff portrayed assertive business rival Lenore Bernard. Her television career includes recurring or regular work on Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Practice, Quintuplets, Bates Motel, and Claws.

The role gave Hung a competitive foil to Tanya's improvised management.

Henry played Ray's friend and fellow coach Mike Hunt. A prolific character actor, he has appeared in Body Double, Payback, Scandal, The Killing, and Guardians of the Galaxy.

He frequently works with director James Gunn across film and television.

James joined as Charlie, a veteran in the companionship business who becomes connected to Tanya.

His wider career includes Snatch, Jericho, Line of Duty, and Morgan Jones across The Walking Dead franchise, as well as writing and creating television drama.

Amell appeared in the final season as Jason, a younger competitor recruited by Lenore.

Soon afterward he became Oliver Queen on Arrow and later led the wrestling drama Heels. The Hung role arrived just before his long-running superhero breakthrough.

Zea recurred as Jemma, one of Ray's clients whose arrangement becomes emotionally complicated.

She later held major roles on Justified, The Following, The Detour, and La Brea. Her television work often balances drama with dry or dark comedy.

Ubach played Yael Koontz, a neighbor connected to Ray's expanding personal complications.

Her wide career includes Beakman's World, Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce, Euphoria, and voice work as Mamá Imelda in Coco.

Doubleday appeared as Logan Louis during the series. Her later television roles include Rhonda Lyon on Empire and Jessie Caine on Nashville, alongside film and guest work.

These music-industry dramas became her most sustained post-Hung credits.

Tipton appeared as Sandee in the later run of Hung. , Warm Bodies, Manhattan Love Story, and Why Women Kill.

Their career also includes directing, writing, and independent projects.

Hahn guest-starred as Claire, adding another client-centered story to the first season. Her later career includes Transparent, Private Life, Mrs.

Fletcher, WandaVision, and Agatha All Along, with Emmy nominations across comedy and limited-series work.