Kaley Cuoco's 'Vanished' mystery series sets February premiere on MGM+

MGM+ has acquired the four-part mystery thriller 'Vanished,' starring Kaley Cuoco and Sam Claflin, for a U.S. premiere on February 1, 2026. The series follows a couple's romantic trip to Paris that turns perilous when Claflin's character disappears on a train to southern France. Cuoco's Alice delves into a web of intrigue and uncovers dark secrets about her partner.

Series Overview

'Vanished' is an upcoming mystery series created by David Hilton and Preston Thompson, known for 'Kids in Love.' Set against the stunning backdrop of France, the story begins with Alice (Kaley Cuoco) and Tom (Sam Claflin) enjoying a romantic getaway in Paris. Their plans unravel when Tom vanishes aboard a train heading south, thrusting Alice into a dangerous investigation that reveals shocking truths about the man she loves.

The official logline describes how Alice is 'plunged into a web of intrigue and danger,' highlighting themes of deception and discovery in a classic Hollywood-style thriller.

Cast and Crew

Cuoco, best recognized for her role as Penny in 'The Big Bang Theory' across 12 seasons, brings her experience from HBO Max's 'The Flight Attendant'—which earned her two Emmy nominations—and Peacock's 'Based on a True Story.' Claflin, fresh from 'Daisy Jones & the Six,' co-leads the cast. Joining them are Karin Viard ('Polisse'), Matthias Schweighöfer ('Oppenheimer'), Simon Abkarian ('Casino Royale'), and Dar Zuzovsky ('The Saints').

MGM+ Acquisition and Statement

MGM+ head Michael Wright expressed enthusiasm in a statement: 'We are thrilled to make MGM+ the home for 'Vanished' in the U.S. This exciting and surprising mystery thriller features an exceptional cast, led by Kaley Cuoco and Sam Claflin, and unfolds against the stunning, cinematic backdrop of France. 'Vanished' is a perfect fit with the MGM+ brand that showcases classic Hollywood storytelling for a modern audience.'

The series marks another high-profile addition to MGM+'s lineup, emphasizing suspenseful narratives with strong character arcs. First-look photos have been released, showcasing the Parisian and French settings, though a trailer is forthcoming.

As Cuoco continues to diversify her roles post-sitcom fame, including upcoming projects like HBO's 'Kansas City Star,' 'Vanished' promises a gripping blend of romance and mystery for viewers.

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