CBS announces first cast members for BEYOND THE GATES with Tamara Tunie, Daphnee Duplaix, and Karla Mosley starring as prominent members of the Dupree family. Formerly known as “The Gates,” this series from the CBS Studios / NAACP Venture is the first Black one-hour daytime drama to air on television.

CBS' upcoming daytime sudser Beyond the Gates (new title) has cast three actors to play prominent members of the fictitious Dupree family.

CBS has announced a new Black soap opera, Beyond The Gate, featuring Tamara Tunie, Daphnee Duplaix and Karla Mosley as the leads.

Get excited, people! On CBS revealed the first cast members of Beyond the Gates, its hotter than hotly anticipated new daytime drama — and all three of them are daytime vets: Tamara Tunie, who played Jessica Griffin on As the World Turns off and on from 1987-2009,

Today, the network announced an updated title, Beyond the Gates, and the first three cast members: Tamara Tunie, Daphnee Duplaix and Karla Mosley.

CBS has revealed the first three members of the cast of its upcoming Black soap opera, "Beyond the Gates": Tamara Tunie, Daphnee Duplaix And Karla Mosley.

Duplaix will play the role of Dr. Nicole Dupree Richardson, Anita's psychiatrist daughter whose life appears perfect from the outside. Duplaix is best known for her role on "One Life to Live" as Rachel Gannon, which earned her an NAACP Award nomination.

Tamara Tunie, Daphnee Duplaix and Karla Mosley will play lead roles in the soap — which also has a new title, adding “Beyond” to its former name The Gates — that’s set to premiere in early 2025. Beyond the Gates will be the first daytime drama centered on Black characters since NBC’s Generations in 1989, and the first such hourlong show ever.

CBS has announced ‘Beyond the Gates,’ daytime’s first new soap opera in a quarter-century. Find out which stars have been revealed in the first round of casting here.

CBS has announced the first cast members for "Beyond the Gates," which will become the first one-hour Black daytime soap to air on TV when it premieres early next year. The show, set in an affluent Maryland suburb,