A Child Disappears from a Playdate and It's "All Her Fault"
Sarah Snook stars as a mother frantically searching for her missing 5-year-old son in Peacock's suspenseful miniseries All Her Fault, inspired by Andrea Mara's novel of the same name.
Sarah Snook’s Performance and Achievements
Snook has long proven her talent and range. She earned an Emmy Award for her portrayal of Shiv Roy in Succession, where she played one of the scheming, affluent siblings, and received a Tony Award for her extraordinary one-woman performance in The Picture of Dorian Gray, portraying 26 distinct characters.
The Plot Unfolds
In her new role as Marissa Irvine, a wealthy wife and mother, Snook delivers a compelling and emotionally raw performance. The story begins with Marissa heading out on what seems like a normal errand—picking up her son after a playdate at the home of Jenny, another parent from her child’s class. But when she reaches the address Jenny texted her, a stranger named Esther opens the door. Esther knows nothing about any playdate or Marissa’s son, Milo.
“Her name is Esther, and she knows nothing about a playdate, or about Marissa’s son, Milo.”
Panic sets in as Marissa realizes Milo’s backpack tracker has been disabled. When Esther calls the real Jenny—played by Dakota Fanning—the situation turns even darker. Within moments, what began as an ordinary afternoon spirals into every parent’s nightmare.
Author’s Summary
This tense and emotional thriller showcases Sarah Snook at her finest, transforming an ordinary day into a chilling mystery of loss, deceit, and maternal determination.