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The series 'All Her Fault' concludes with a complex, twist-filled finale that leaves questions about character fates and potential future seasons, while highlighting themes of domestic inequality and female friendship. Creators and actors discuss the intricate plot, character development, and social commentary embedded in the show.
'All Her Fault' is a melodramatic mystery series on Peacock that explores a missing child's case with a mix of soap-opera elements and social commentary, featuring Sarah Snook in a central role, but it struggles with pacing and overextended storytelling.
'All Her Fault' is a middling Peacock thriller starring Sarah Snook as a mother whose son is kidnapped, exploring themes of wealth, motherhood, and paranoia, but it suffers from slow pacing and predictable twists, with Snook delivering a strong emotional performance amidst a lackluster plot.
Sarah Snook stars in Peacock's 'All Her Fault,' a tense thriller about a mother's frantic search for her missing son, exploring themes of maternal judgment and societal scrutiny, with strong performances and engaging twists, though it is somewhat manipulative and uneven in writing.
Sarah Snook chose her new series 'All Her Fault' after her success with 'Succession' to explore a different role, playing a warm mother in a mystery series, and to avoid comparison with her previous iconic character Shiv Roy.
Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning discuss their new series 'All Her Fault,' which explores themes of invisible labor women undertake in relationships and the social commentary surrounding gender roles, set against a thriller plot involving a child's kidnapping.
A gripping Peacock miniseries, 'All Her Fault,' stars Sarah Snook as a mother searching for her missing 5-year-old son, blending suspense, flashbacks, and complex characters, with strong performances especially from women, creating a compelling psychological thriller.
‘All Her Fault’ is a satisfying domestic mystery series on Peacock, anchored by strong performances from Sarah Snook, Dakota Fanning, and Jake Lacy, exploring themes of parental guilt, societal judgment, and family secrets through the disappearance of a young boy in a wealthy Chicago neighborhood.
At the 78th Tony Awards, several first-time winners including Sarah Snook, Nicole Scherzinger, and Cole Escola shared their reactions and insights on their victories, highlighting their journeys and the significance of their wins in the theater community.
Nicole Scherzinger and Sarah Snook were among the top winners at the Tony Awards, with Scherzinger winning best actress in a musical for Sunset Boulevard and Snook winning best leading actress in a play for The Picture of Dorian Gray. The event celebrated excellence in US theatre, featuring performances, tributes, and multiple award winners across various categories.
Sarah Snook won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for her performance in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray,' where she played all 26 roles, marking another milestone after her success in 'Succession' and her Olivier Award win. She balanced her acting career with motherhood, sharing insights into her preparation and dedication. Snook's performance was highly praised, and she continues to be celebrated for her versatility and talent.
Sarah Snook won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for her role in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray,' where she played 26 characters using innovative stage technology. The 2025 Tony Awards, hosted by Cynthia Erivo, featured multiple awards for technical achievements, performances by notable stars, and special tributes, celebrating Broadway's best productions and talents.
Sarah Snook, known for her role in HBO's Succession, will star in and executive produce the thriller series All Her Fault on Peacock, based on Andrea Mara's best-selling novel. The series follows Marissa Irvine (Snook) as she faces a parent's worst nightmare when her son goes missing during a playdate.
Emmy winner Sarah Snook will star in the Peacock thriller "All Her Fault," based on Andrea Mara's bestselling novel. Snook plays Marissa, a mother whose son goes missing during a playdate, leading to a harrowing search. The series is adapted by Megan Gallagher and directed by Minkie Spiro.
Sarah Snook, known for her Emmy-winning role in "Succession," will star in and executive produce the new Peacock series "All Her Fault," based on Andrea Mara's novel. The show follows Marissa Irvine (Snook) as she faces a parent's worst nightmare when her son goes missing during a playdate. Megan Gallagher is adapting the series, with Minkie Spiro directing multiple episodes.