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Detective examines missing person poster outside Bristol private school in ITV thriller 'Gone'.
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ITV's Gone premieres as Bristol-set crime thriller

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ITV's new six-part crime drama Gone premieres on March 8, 2026, at 9pm, following detective Annie Cassidy as she investigates the disappearance of Sarah Polly. The series stars Eve Myles as the lead detective and David Morrissey as Sarah's husband, Michael Polly, a headmaster who becomes the prime suspect. Set and filmed in Bristol, the thriller explores themes of humanity and mystery within a prestigious private school environment.

The Independent's IndyBest has chosen Hooked, the new novel by Asako Yuzuki, as its March book club selection. This follow-up to her global bestseller Butter blends psychological thriller elements with social commentary on the female experience in Japan. Readers are invited to join the club ahead of the book's release on 12 March.

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Apple TV's upcoming Cape Fear limited series, announced for a June 2026 premiere, positions itself as a bold remake that could reshape Hollywood's approach to revisiting classics, building on Martin Scorsese's 1991 film.

Netflix has added the psychological thriller Found to its streaming lineup. The series, executive produced by Greg Berlanti, explores forgotten missing persons cases. It stars Shanola Hampton and Mark-Paul Gosselaar and spans two seasons.

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The psychological thriller The Housemaid, starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, has reached $200 million in worldwide ticket sales after four weeks in theaters. Produced by Lionsgate for $35 million, the film opened modestly but gained momentum through strong word-of-mouth. A sequel based on the next book in the trilogy is already in development.

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