A Child Disappears from a Playdate in the Miniseries All Her Fault
Sarah Snook stars as Marissa Irvine, a mother desperate to find her 5-year-old son in the gripping Peacock miniseries All Her Fault, adapted from Andrea Mara's novel of the same name.
Plot Overview
Marissa is depicted as a wealthy wife whose son, Duke McCloud, disappears after an after-school playdate. When Marissa arrives at the address given by another mother, Jenny, she encounters a woman named Esther who denies any knowledge of the playdate or Marissa's son, Milo. The situation quickly intensifies and turns terrifying, especially after discovering Milo’s electronic tracker has been disabled.
Sarah Snook’s Performance
Snook has demonstrated her acting range through acclaimed roles including Shiv Roy on Succession, which earned her an Emmy, and a Tony-winning one-woman Broadway show portraying 26 characters in The Picture of Dorian Gray. In All Her Fault, she focuses on a single complex role from the very first scene, drawing viewers deeply into the story.
"From the opening scene, it's a dramatic and challenging role, and she pulls you right in."
The miniseries explores themes of trust, fear, and mystery as Marissa races against time to find her missing son.
Key Details
- Marissa is the main character, portrayed by Sarah Snook.
- The missing child is 5 years old, named Milo.
- The disappearance happens after a playdate at a supposed friend’s house.
- The playdate location turns out to be incorrect, escalating the crisis.
- Milo’s electronic tracker is intentionally disabled, increasing tension.
This psychological thriller miniseries reveals how quickly an ordinary moment can turn into a nightmare.
Author's summary: All Her Fault delivers a suspenseful tale of a mother’s desperate search for her missing son, led by Sarah Snook’s captivating and intense performance.
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