Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (2026) – English Voice Cast and Characters
Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launches October 23, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Windows PC, and Nintendo Switch 2, with campaign early access starting October 16 for digital pre-orders. Barry Sloane returns as Captain John Price, Young Mazino leads as Private Park, and Mads Mikkelsen plays the mercenary arms dealer known as The Archer.
Modern Warfare 4 Full Voice Cast & Character Directory
| Character | Voice Actor / Performance Capture | Role in the Story | Notable Prior Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Park Hyun Jun | Young Mazino | South Korean recruit and campaign lead defending the peninsula | Beef, The Last of Us (Jesse) |
| Captain John Price | Barry Sloane | Former Task Force 141 leader operating on his own after assassinating a U.S. general | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare series, Revenge, The Whispers |
| The Archer | Mads Mikkelsen | Mercenary and black market arms dealer | Casino Royale, Hannibal, Death Stranding |
| First Lieutenant West | Luke Tennie | U.S. Army officer in a leading role | Shrinking (Sean) |
| Simon “Ghost” Riley | Samuel Roukin | Task Force 141 lieutenant | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II |
| Kyle “Gaz” Garrick | Elliot Knight | Task Force 141 sergeant | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II |
| Valeria Garza | María Elisa Camargo | Leader of the Las Almas Cartel | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II |
| Kate Laswell | Rya Kihlstedt | CIA Station Chief | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II |
| Phillip Graves | Warren Kole | Shadow Company commander and CEO | The Following, Shameless |
| Vladimir Makarov | Julian Kostov | Ultranationalist leader and terrorist | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III |
| Ri Ju-Young | Prisca Kim | North Korean Army commander | Beef, Loot |
| Ri Seung-Ho | Jeongmin Cho | Supreme Leader of North Korea | n/a |
| Ko Jin-Hyuk | Lanny Joon | North Korean soldier | Baby Driver, Hollywood Wasteland |
| Colonel Shaw | Shawn Hatosy | U.S. Army colonel | n/a |
| Corporal Joseph Dunn | William Lipton | U.S. Marine corporal | General Hospital |
| Cho | Joon Lee | South Korean soldier | n/a |
| Sergeant So Jae-Woo | Jae Kim | South Korean Marine sergeant | n/a |
| Moon | Daniel J. Kim | South Korean Marine | n/a |
| Zhiqiang “Zimo” Wong | Kaiji Tang | Supporting character | n/a |
| Additional Voices | Hélène Cardona | Ensemble voices | n/a |
Returning Franchise Alumni & Legacy Roles
Barry Sloane reprises Captain Price, who begins the game as a fugitive after assassinating a U.S. general, a break from his earlier position as the commander of Task Force 141. Samuel Roukin and Elliot Knight return as Ghost and Gaz, the lieutenant and sergeant of the same unit, while Julian Kostov carries Vladimir Makarov forward from Modern Warfare III.
Rya Kihlstedt returns as CIA Station Chief Kate Laswell, and María Elisa Camargo reprises Valeria Garza, the head of the Las Almas Cartel. Warren Kole plays Shadow Company commander Phillip Graves, a role that links the game to the private military storyline of the earlier reboot entries.
New Ensemble Additions & Headline Casting
Mads Mikkelsen is the headline addition as The Archer. Narrative director Jeffrey Keith Negus told Variety that Infinity Ward wanted a villain audiences would recognize quickly without repeating Mikkelsen’s earlier antagonist work, and called him “just the most right dude for the part.”
Young Mazino, known for Beef and his turn as Jesse in HBO’s The Last of Us, takes the lead as Private Park, a South Korean soldier defending the peninsula during a North Korean invasion. Luke Tennie (Shrinking) plays First Lieutenant West, and Prisca Kim plays North Korean commander Ri Ju-Young. Negus said the team rewrote parts of Ri Ju-Young after Kim’s audition, noting “she played it so small and so focused, it really became a lot more about a quiet power.”
The Korean-American and Korean ensemble also includes Jeongmin Cho as Supreme Leader Ri Seung-Ho, Lanny Joon as Ko Jin-Hyuk, Joon Lee as Cho, Jae Kim as Sergeant So Jae-Woo, and Daniel J. Kim as Moon. Shawn Hatosy plays Colonel Shaw, and William Lipton, formerly of General Hospital, plays Corporal Joseph Dunn.
Voice Direction & Audio Production
Infinity Ward develops the game with support from ten additional studios, including Treyarch, Sledgehammer Games, and Raven Software. Digital Legends developed the Nintendo Switch 2 version, and Beenox assisted on PC. Activision publishes.
Jeffrey Keith Negus directs the narrative. The story was written by Eric Scot Anderson, Shelby Carleton, Matthew Davis, and Heather Woodward, and Stephen Barton and Jason Graves composed the score. Infinity Ward builds characters through its performance capture pipeline, which produces a one-to-one likeness of each actor, and Negus has said the studio often starts from a character design before adjusting the character to fit the person cast.
The campaign sends players through the Korean peninsula, New York, Paris, and Mumbai. Multiplayer and the DMZ extraction mode launch alongside the single-player campaign, and some campaign characters may appear as playable Operators.
