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New appointments! Patricia Clarkson and Campbell Scott to join cast of House Of Cards season five

Published: 16:11 EST, 8 February 2017 | Updated: 16:11 EST, 8 February 2017

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Donald Trump isn't the only one making new appointments.

Patricia Clarkson and Campbell Scott are set to join the cast of season five of House Of Cards, EW reported.

Oscar-nominated Clarkson had recurring roles in Frasier, Parks & Rec and twice won the Emmy for Outstanding Guest Actress - in 2002 and 2006 - for her appearances in Six Feet Under.

New appointments: Campbell Scott and Patricia Clarkson are set to join the cast of season five of House Of Cards

She picked up Best Supporting Actress Oscar and SAG nominations in 2003 for Pieces Of April, and that same year landed a second SAG nom for her lead role in The Station Agent.

Stage veteran Scott meanwhile had recurring roles in Damages and Six Degrees, and played Peter Parker's father Richard to Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man.

The political drama dropped a menacing new trailer on America's Inauguration Day, heralding the arrival of its fifth series on May 30.

The Netflix show tweeted the 28-second advert an hour and a half before Donald Trump was sworn in as President Of The United States.

Incoming: The political drama dropped a menacing new trailer on Friday, America's Inauguration Day, heralding the arrival of its fifth series on May 30

Captioned: 'We make the terror,' on Twitter, the preview opens with a close-up of an American flag flying upside down against an overcast sky.

As ominous music roils underneath, a group of children can be heard emotionlessly intoning the Pledge Of Allegiance.

The camera slowly pulls back from the flag, revealing it's flying in front of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Against a percussive thump, the May 30 release date appears onscreen, and a brief snatch of the programme's theme tune closes out the video.

Leading man: Kevin Spacey stars as Frank Underwood, a boundlessly ruthless politician who at the end of the second series becomes President Of The United States

The darkly cynical tone of the trailer matches that of the series, and of its Twitter page, which opens its bio: 'Democracy is so overrated.'

Its avatar is of an animated American flag with the stars missing, set upside down against a solid black backdrop.

Adapted from a BBC miniseries of the same name, the American version of House Of Cards' debuted its 13-episode first series on Netflix all at once in 2013.

Second in command: Robin Wright plays opposite him as his wife Claire , who in the fourth series becomes her husband's running mate as he vies for reelection on the Democratic ticket

Kevin Spacey stars as Frank Underwood, a boundlessly ruthless politician who at the end of the second series becomes President Of The United States.

Robin Wright plays opposite him as his wife Claire, who in the fourth series becomes her husband's running mate as he vies for reelection on the Democratic ticket.

Last February, Melissa James Gibson and Frank Pugliese succeeded creator Beau Willimon as House Of Cards' showrunners starting at the fifth series, per Variety.