A Child Disappears from a Playdate in the TV Series "All Her Fault"
Sarah Snook stars as a mother urgently searching for her 5-year-old son in the gripping Peacock miniseries All Her Fault, adapted from Andrea Mara's novel.
Sarah Snook's Acclaimed Performance
Known for her Emmy-winning role as Shiv Roy in Succession and a Tony Award for her one-woman Broadway show The Picture of Dorian Gray, Snook delivers a compelling single performance in this dramatic thriller.
Plot Introduction
Marissa Irvine, played by Snook, is a wealthy mother whose son, Milo, goes missing after a playdate. The story begins with Marissa picking up Milo from an after-school event at the home of Jenny, another classroom mom.
"Except when Marissa arrives at the address that Jenny had texted to her, the woman who lives there isn't Jenny. Her name is Esther, and she knows nothing about a playdate, or about Marissa's son, Milo."
Escalating Tension
- Milo has an electronic tracker in his backpack that has been disabled.
- Esther calls Jenny, played by Dakota Fanning, and learns disturbing news.
- Within moments, Marissa's calm turns into justified panic.
All Her Fault quickly plunges viewers into a tense psychological drama centered on a mother's desperate search and the unraveling mystery of her son's disappearance.
"In the space of a few moments, Marissa goes from calm to justifiably panicked."
Author's summary: Sarah Snook powerfully portrays a desperate mother in a tense miniseries revealing how quickly a normal day spirals into a frightening mystery.