A child disappears from a playdate and it's 'All Her Fault' in this gripping TV series

A Child Disappears in the Gripping Miniseries "All Her Fault"

Sarah Snook stars as Marissa Irvine, a mother desperate to find her missing 5-year-old son in the new Peacock psychological thriller miniseries, All Her Fault, adapted from Andrea Mara's novel.

Plot Overview

At the beginning of the story, Marissa heads to pick up her son from an after-school playdate arranged by a fellow classroom mother, Jenny. However, when Marissa arrives at the provided address, she encounters a woman named Esther who knows nothing about the playdate or Marissa's son, Milo. The situation rapidly intensifies as Marissa discovers Milo's electronic tracker in his backpack has been disabled, raising the stakes of her search.

About Sarah Snook

Sarah Snook has won critical acclaim for her acting skills, including an Emmy Award for portraying Shiv Roy, a wealthy and cunning sibling in the series Succession. Additionally, she earned a Tony Award by performing 26 roles in her solo Broadway show, The Picture of Dorian Gray.

"Sarah Snook has provided plenty of proof about how good an actress she is, and attention has been paid."

In All Her Fault, Snook plays a single complex role that captures the audience from the very first scene, portraying Marissa's raw and emotional journey to find her son.

Key Elements

Author's Summary

This intense miniseries highlights the emotional turmoil of a mother pushed to her limits while showcasing Sarah Snook’s captivating performance as a woman fighting to find her missing child.

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