All Her Fault: A Gripping TV Miniseries
Sarah Snook stars as Marissa Irvine, a mother frantic to find her 5-year-old son in the Peacock psychological thriller All Her Fault, adapted from Andrea Mara’s novel of the same name.
Plot Overview
At the start, Marissa goes to pick up her son Milo from an after-school playdate at a home given by Jenny, a fellow mom from Milo's class. However, when Marissa arrives, the woman at the address, Esther, denies knowing Jenny or any playdate involving Milo. From this moment, the story intensifies as Milo’s electronic tracker in his backpack has been disabled, raising panic and tension.
Sarah Snook’s Acclaimed Performance
- Snook is widely recognized for her talent, having won an Emmy for her role as Shiv Roy on Succession.
- She also earned a Tony Award for portraying 26 characters in the Broadway show The Picture of Dorian Gray.
- In All Her Fault, Snook takes on a single demanding role, delivering a captivating and intense performance from the first scene.
"Right from the opening scene, it's a dramatic and challenging role, and she pulls you right in."
The series explores the unraveling mystery and emotional turmoil faced by Marissa as the search for Milo becomes increasingly desperate.
Series Themes
- Parental fear and desperation
- Trust and deception among seemingly normal people
- The impact of lies and missing children on relationships and community
Author’s Summary: This miniseries offers a tense and emotionally charged exploration of a mother’s relentless fight to solve the mystery of her missing son, anchored by Sarah Snook’s powerful lead performance.