Maddie Hasson Joins Julia Garner & Lewis Pullman In Apple TV's 'Guilty Creatures'
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β’Mon, 12 Oct 2026 19:00:00 +0000
π° What Happened
Maddie Hasson has joined the cast of Apple TV's thriller series Guilty Creatures. She will star alongside Julia Garner and Lewis Pullman.
Hasson, known for Bone Lake and The Recruit, will be a series regular. The show is directed by Craig Gillespie, with Stuart Zicherman as showrunner and Tomorrow Studios producing.
The series is based on Mikita Brottman's true-crime book Guilty Creatures: Sex, God, and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida. It follows two adulterous but God-fearing lovers who commit murder and the toll of living as killers for 18 years.
π The Backstory
True-crime stories are hugely popular on streaming, and Apple TV is competing hard for viewers. Guilty Creatures joins a wave of shows adapted from real crime books.
Julia Garner is an Emmy-winning star known for Ozark and Inventing Anna. Craig Gillespie directed films including I, Tonya and Cruella.
The book looks at how faith and hidden guilt shaped the pair's lives long after the killing took place.
π― Why It Matters
It shows how real crimes become big-budget TV. For viewers, it means another true-crime drama with a strong cast to look forward to.
Maddie Hasson has joined the cast of Apple TV's thriller series Guilty Creatures. She will star alongside Julia Garner and Lewis Pullman.
Hasson, known for Bone Lake and The Recruit, will be a series regular. The show is directed by Craig Gillespie, with Stuart Zicherman as showrunner and Tomorrow Studios producing.
The series is based on Mikita Brottman's true-crime book Guilty Creatures: Sex, God, and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida. It follows two adulterous but God-fearing lovers who commit murder and the toll of living as killers for 18 years.
True-crime stories are hugely popular on streaming, and Apple TV is competing hard for viewers. Guilty Creatures joins a wave of shows adapted from real crime books.
Julia Garner is an Emmy-winning star known for Ozark and Inventing Anna. Craig Gillespie directed films including I, Tonya and Cruella.
The book looks at how faith and hidden guilt shaped the pair's lives long after the killing took place.
It shows how real crimes become big-budget TV. For viewers, it means another true-crime drama with a strong cast to look forward to.