Michiel Huisman has booked his next gig.

The Game of Thrones favorite and Nashville alum has been tapped to star in Discovery's scripted drama series Harley and the Davidsons, the company announced Thursday at the Television Critics Association's winter press tour.

The drama is based on a true story and centers on how how Milwaukee schoolyard pals William (Bill) Harley and Arthur Davidson built — and rode — motorcycles. The series charts the birth of Harley-Davidson during a time of great social and technological change and tells the epic story of how two 19-year-old kids from Milwaukee started a company in their backyard that would go on to become an American legend.

Huisman will star as Walter Davidson.
The role marks his latest small-screen gig following his role as fan favorite Daario Naharis on HBO's Game of Thrones, where he'll reprise his role in the drama's upcoming sixth season. His credits include features The Age of Adaline, Wild and BBC America's Orphan Black, ABC's Nashville and HBO's Treme. He next appears in features Mountains and Stones and 2:22.

British actor Robert Aramayo will co-star as William (Bill) Harley. In addition to joining the cast of Game of Thrones in season six, Aramayo also has feature Nocturnal Animals coming.

Also set for Harley is Bug Hall, who is set as Arthur Davidson. His credits include Revolution, Castle, CSI, Criminal Minds andMasters of Sex. 

The drama is produced by Raw Television.

Original Article Source: The Hollywood Reporter