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Marissa Irvine, the protagonist of the Peacock thriller “All Her Fault,” bears a superficial resemblance to Siobhan Roy. For one thing, both characters are played by Sarah Snook, the Australian actor who broke out as the ambitious, oblivious heiress on “Succession.” Both women are wealthy, although Marissa — a wealth manager based in Chicago — is self-made. Both favor a quietly …

In All Her Fault, Sarah Snook stars as Marissa, a woman living every parent’s worst nightmare. When she goes to collect her five-year-old son Milo from a playdate, she is stunned to find there was no playdate, and her son has vanished. And that’s just the beginning… “When they gave me the book and I read it and found out …

Review | Sarah Snook shakes off Shiv in twisty thriller ‘All Her Fault’  The Washington Post A child disappears from a playdate and it’s ‘All Her Fault’ in this gripping TV series  NPR All Her Fault movie review & film summary (2025)  Roger Ebert Sarah Snook on Why She Opted for ‘All Her Fault’ After ‘Succession’: “I Can’t Top That, So Finding Something …

With two Golden Globes and an Emmy under her belt, Sarah Snook had the world at her feet while scouting out her first post-Succession project. She settled, of course, on a West End production of The Picture of Dorian Gray, in which the Aussie actress played all 26 roles. The reimagined production was a smash hit, and Snook’s performance was …

Sarah Snook plays Marissa, a mother desperately trying to locate her 5-year-old son (Duke McCloud), in a new Peacock thriller miniseries adapted from Andrea Mara’s novel All Her Fault. Sarah Enticknap/Peacock hide caption toggle caption Sarah Enticknap/Peacock Sarah Snook has provided plenty of proof about how good an actress she is, and attention has been paid. She won an Emmy …

“We’d do anything for our kids. Anything,” asserts Marissa Irvine (Sarah Snook), the desperate mother at the heart of Peacock’s All Her Fault, and like most parents who say the same, she means it. For the sake of her son, missing 5-year-old Milo (Duke McCloud), there is no sacrifice she would refuse, no desperate measure she would reject, if that’s …