Actress Sarah Snook, known for her prominent role as Shiv Roy in Succession, is ready to delve into another significant leading character in the upcoming series titled All Her Fault. Here’s a sneak peek at it (above).
The show features Snook playing the role of Marissa Irvine, a mother who finds herself in a situation that would send shivers up the spines of any parent.
Upon picking up her son Milo from his initial playdate, Marissa Irvine encounters a woman she doesn’t recognize at the door. This lady does not have Milo and is unaware of him. This marks the start of every parent’s most terrifying scenario.
I’m delighted to be part of a show that also features an impressive cast including Dakota Fanning, Jake Lacy, Michael Peña, Sophia Lillis, Abby Elliott, Daniel Monks, Jay Ellis, Thomas Cocquerel, Duke McCloud, and Kartiah Vergara alongside me.
Although the specific characters and plot details are still unknown, an initial image reveals Snook and Fanning engaged in a heartfelt discussion. Snook appears seated on a couch, while Fanning is situated on the floor. Though the circumstances surrounding their conversation remain unclear at this point, it’s reasonable to assume that they might be discussing Marissa’s distress after learning her child has gone missing.
The series, penned by Megan Gallagher, a renowned writer known for her work in Wolf and Suspicion, promises many unexpected twists and turns. As the writer, creator, and executive producer, she works alongside Nigel Marchant, Gareth Neame, and Joanna Strevens from Carnival Films on All Her Fault, serving as fellow executive producers.
In addition to taking on the role of the main actor, Snook is also involved behind the scenes as an executive producer for the show, sharing this responsibility with Minkie Spiro, Christine Sacani, and Jennifer Gabler Rawlings.
When news about a mysterious disappearance spreads throughout a tranquil Dublin suburb, rumors begin to circulate regarding the women who are linked to this startling incident. Only one woman might have taken Milo, but all could be accused.
Although it’s uncertain if the play will closely follow the novel or not, we can expect an ample amount of unexpected turns to keep both the audience and readers of the book intrigued.
If you appreciate stories with shared main themes of a lost child and a bundle of mysteries, don’t confuse “All Her Fault” with the popular Disney+ drama series “The Stolen Girl,” starring Holliday Grainger and Denise Gough.
In the same vein, this scenario centered on an unfortunate playdate incident where a young girl went missing, which led to a desperate quest for facts and the truth beginning to unfold.
The show is set to debut all at once on Disney Plus, whereas “All Her Fault” premieres in the UK on Sky and NOW on November 7th, with the initial four episodes airing that day. Subsequent episodes will be released weekly until the series finale on November 21st.
The series “All Her Fault” will debut on Sky and NOW TV in the UK on November 7th, starting with the first four episodes. New episodes will be released every week, concluding with the final episode on November 21st.
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2025-08-15 13:44