ABC has locked in the final member of the Houseman family for its remake of the classic 1987 movie, "Dirty Dancing." Bruce Greenwood will play the family patriarch, Dr. Jake Houseman, originally played by the late Jerry Orbach.

ABC will air a three-hour musical remake of the film about a young woman who travels with her family to a resort in New York's Catskills Mountains in 1963. At the resort, she meets and falls in love with the dance instructor, a guy who lives in a vastly different world than the privileged one she grew up in.

Writer-producer Jessica Sharzer ("American Horror Story") wrote the script adapted for television. Wayne Blair will direct and Tony winner Andy Blankenbuehler will serve as choreographer. ABC has not announced a premiere date for the TV movie, which will be filmed and not performed live.

Oscar-nominated actress Abigail Breslin and professional dancer Colt Prattes will play Baby Houseman and Johnny Castle, the lead roles made famous by Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze. Continue reading to meet all the new cast members of the "Dirty Dancing" remake.

Baby Houseman - Abigail Breslin

Breslin will play the naïve young woman from an affluent family whose world changes when she meets the working-class dance instructor, Johnny, at the Catskill Mountains resort. Jennifer Grey originated the role in the 1987 movie, chosen specifically by screenwriter Eleanor Bergstein, who will serve as an executive producer on the ABC remake.

The 19-year-old actress recently starred in Ryan Murphy's "Scream Queens" on Fox and received an Oscar nomination for her role in the 2006 film, "Little Miss Sunshine." She also released her first studio album, "The World Now," in June 2015.

Johnny Castle - Colt Prattes

Prattes will play the resort's charismatic, skilled dance instructor and leader of the working-class entertainment. He faces the challenge of playing the role made iconic by the late Patrick Swayze, who lost his battle to pancreatic cancer in 2009.

A dancer, actor, singer and bodybuilder, Prattes is best known for starring in Pink's music video for "Try." He also served as the lead dancer on her The Truth About Love Tour.

Marjorie Houseman - Debra Messing

Messing will play Marjorie Houseman, the wife of Dr. Jake Houseman and mother of their two daughters, Baby and Lisa. Kelly Bishop played the role in the film, although she was originally cast as the hyper-sexual resort guest, Vivian Pressman. She took over the role of Marjorie from Lynne Lipton, who fell ill during the first week of filming.

The 47-year-old Messing currently stars on the NBC drama, "The Mysteries of Laura." She is best known for playing Grace Adler on the NBC comedy, "Will & Grace," which ran for eight seasons between 1998 and 2006.

Lisa Houseman - Sarah Hyland

Hyland will play Baby's extroverted older sister, Lisa, who gets cheated on by a womanizing waiter that also knocked up Johnny's dance partner, Penny. Jane Brucker played the sister in the original movie.

The 25-year-old actress plays the oldest Dunphy child on ABC's "Modern Family." She will star in the upcoming Netflix movie, "XOXO," and the horror film, "Satanic."

Dr. Jake Houseman - Bruce Greenwood

Greenwood will play the role of Dr. Jake Houseman, who takes his family to the resort owned by his patient and friend, Max Kellerman. He has high hopes for his youngest daughter, Baby, and plans for her to go college then join the Peace Corps. The late Jerry Orbach originally played the role of the concerned father, who struggles to understand his daughter's relationship with Johnny.

The 59-year-old Greenwood currently stars on "American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson" as Gil Garcetti, the District Attorney of Los Angeles County. He has played a U.S. president twice in "Thirteen Days" and "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" and starred in the rebooted "Star Trek" movies as Captain Pike, the first captain of the USS Enterprise.

Penny Johnson - Nicole Scherzinger

Scherzinger will play Johnny's dance partner, Penny. When she gets pregnant and plans to get an abortion, she convinces Johnny to train Baby to take her place as his partner. Cynthia Rhodes originally played the part in the film version.

The 37-year-old singer and dancer is a former member of "The Pussycat Dolls" and won the tenth season of "Dancing with the Stars." She also co-hosted the short-lived variety series, "Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris."

Robbie Gould - Shane Harper

Harper will play the womanizing waiter Robbie, who cheats on Lisa and gets Penny pregnant. Max Cantor, who died at the young age of 32, played the role in '87.

The 23-year-old began his career as an actor, singer and dancer in community theater at the age of 9. He recently starred as one of Jesus' disciples in Tyler Perry's live production of "The Passion" and had recurring roles on MTV's "Awkward" and Disney Channel's "Good Luck Charlie."

Billy Kostecki - Beau "Casper" Smart

Smart will play Johnny's cousin, Billy, who is also part of the resort's entertainment staff. Neal Jones originated the part in the movie.

The 28-year-old Smart is best known these days as the on-again, off-again boyfriend of Jennifer Lopez. He has long served as one of her backup dancers while also acting in the movies "Step UP 3D," "Honey 2" and most recently, "The Perfect Match."

Tito Suarez - Billy Dee Williams

Williams will play the resort's band leader, Tito, the role originally played by actor and tap dancer, Charles "Honi" Coles.

The "Star Wars" alum has recently returned to the galaxy far, far away, reprising his role as Lando Calrissian in the animated TV shows, "Star Wars Rebels," "Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales" and the upcoming "Star Wars: Detours."

Marco - J. Quinton Johnson

Johnson will Marco, the lead singer and guitarist for Tito's band. The actor made his debut in Richard Linklater's latest film, "Everybody Wants Some!" that premiered last week at SXSW.