If you are a fan of thrillers, then you must check out Amanda Seyfried’s intense crime drama based on Liz Moore’s novel, ...

Amanda Seyfried stars in Peacock's new original drama miniseries "Long Bright River," which follows a Philadelphia-based police officer patrolling an area hit hard by the opioid crisis.

The Peacock crime drama is an adaptation of Long Bright River, written by Liz Moore in 2020. The novel is inspired by events that occurred in Moore's life, but part of the narrative was dramatized.

“Long Bright River,” the gritty Peacock limited series of eight bingeable episodes, follows in the sensible flats of investigative reporter Amy Adams in “Sharp Objects” and Jodie Foster in ...

Long Bright River, Series Premiere, Thursday, March 13, Peacock This article first appeared on TV Insider and was syndicated with permission.

And the uniform is transformative. Daniel Day-Lewis always talks about those fucking shoes, and he’s right. The uniform just goes 10,000 miles further.” Long Bright River marks a few firsts.

Peacock has announced a Thursday, March 13 premiere date for Long Bright River, its Amanda Seyfried-led adaptation of novelist Liz Moore’s best-selling thriller.

Peacock has announced the limited series order of suspense thriller LONG BRIGHT RIVER, starring and executive produced by Emmy Award-winning and Academy Award-nominated actress Amanda Seyfried ...

“Long Bright River” is produced by Sony Pictures Television and UCP. Nikki Toscano (“The Offer”), Moore and Seyfried executive produce.

That’s Officer Seyfried to you. Peacock has announced a March 13 premiere date for Long Bright River, its Amanda Seyfried-led adaptation of novelist Liz Moore’s best-selling thriller. All eight ...

Amanda Seyfried is set to star in Peacock ‘s limited series adaptation of the Liz Moore novel “ Long Bright River,” Variety has learned. The series is described as a suspense thriller.

PEACOCK Novelist Liz Moore spent years researching Philadelphia’s troubled Kensington neighborhood for her best-selling book “Long Bright River,” a crime thriller rooted in the opioid crisis.