Apple TV Unveils Trailer for Patrick Brammall-Led Thriller ‘Last Seen’

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Apple TV has released the first official trailer for its upcoming Australian drama series ‘Last Seen’

Starring Patrick Brammall the six-part thriller follows a police dispatcher obsessed with tracking down his missing daughter

The series will debut globally on September 9 with its first two episodes

Apple TV has officially unveiled the first trailer for its upcoming Australian thriller series, Last Seen. The six-part mystery drama stars Patrick Brammall as a former detective who receives a life-changing distress call 11 years after his daughter’s disappearance.

Set and filmed entirely in Victoria, Australia, the story centers on Ridley (Brammall), a police dispatcher who has never given up hope that his missing daughter, Maggie, is still alive. His belief is reignited when he answers an emergency call from a distressed teenage girl whose voice he becomes convinced belongs to Maggie, launching a desperate mission to reunite his family.

Adapted by writer and executive producer Kris Mrksa from Ryan David Jahn’s CWA John Creasey Dagger Award-winning novel The Dispatcher, the project is directed and executive produced by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Christian Schwochow. The international cast includes Maxine Peake, Brendan Cowell, Daniel Henshall, Zahra Newman, Jessica Wren, Tobias Muhafidin, and newcomer Chloe Jean Lourdes in her screen debut.

Last Seen premieres globally on Apple TV on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, with its first two episodes, followed by new weekly episodes every Wednesday through October 7.

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Apple TV has released the first official trailer for its upcoming Australian drama series ‘Last Seen’

Starring Patrick Brammall the six-part thriller follows a police dispatcher obsessed with tracking down his missing daughter

The series will debut globally on September 9 with its first two episodes

Apple TV has officially unveiled the first trailer for its upcoming Australian thriller series, Last Seen. The six-part mystery drama stars Patrick Brammall as a former detective who receives a life-changing distress call 11 years after his daughter’s disappearance.

Set and filmed entirely in Victoria, Australia, the story centers on Ridley (Brammall), a police dispatcher who has never given up hope that his missing daughter, Maggie, is still alive. His belief is reignited when he answers an emergency call from a distressed teenage girl whose voice he becomes convinced belongs to Maggie, launching a desperate mission to reunite his family.

Adapted by writer and executive producer Kris Mrksa from Ryan David Jahn’s CWA John Creasey Dagger Award-winning novel The Dispatcher, the project is directed and executive produced by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Christian Schwochow. The international cast includes Maxine Peake, Brendan Cowell, Daniel Henshall, Zahra Newman, Jessica Wren, Tobias Muhafidin, and newcomer Chloe Jean Lourdes in her screen debut.

Last Seen premieres globally on Apple TV on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, with its first two episodes, followed by new weekly episodes every Wednesday through October 7.

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For over half a decade, Joyce Li has served as an Editor on Hypebeast’s global team, leveraging profound industry insights to capture the zeitgeist. Through her editorial lens, she anticipates emerging trends while dedicating her platform to spotlighting those making the greatest impact on culture today. A storyteller first and foremost, she examines the cross-pollination of fashion, footwear, art, music, and sports. This intersectional approach has led to compelling interviews with industry-defining figures like LeBron James, Pharrell Williams, Tom Brady, NIGO, A$AP Rocky, KAWS, and more.

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Apple TV has released the first official trailer for its upcoming Australian drama series ‘Last Seen’

Starring Patrick Brammall the six-part thriller follows a police dispatcher obsessed with tracking down his missing daughter

The series will debut globally on September 9 with its first two episodes

Apple TV has officially unveiled the first trailer for its upcoming Australian thriller series, Last Seen. The six-part mystery drama stars Patrick Brammall as a former detective who receives a life-changing distress call 11 years after his daughter’s disappearance.

Set and filmed entirely in Victoria, Australia, the story centers on Ridley (Brammall), a police dispatcher who has never given up hope that his missing daughter, Maggie, is still alive. His belief is reignited when he answers an emergency call from a distressed teenage girl whose voice he becomes convinced belongs to Maggie, launching a desperate mission to reunite his family.

Adapted by writer and executive producer Kris Mrksa from Ryan David Jahn’s CWA John Creasey Dagger Award-winning novel The Dispatcher, the project is directed and executive produced by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Christian Schwochow. The international cast includes Maxine Peake, Brendan Cowell, Daniel Henshall, Zahra Newman, Jessica Wren, Tobias Muhafidin, and newcomer Chloe Jean Lourdes in her screen debut.

Last Seen premieres globally on Apple TV on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, with its first two episodes, followed by new weekly episodes every Wednesday through October 7.

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For over half a decade, Joyce Li has served as an Editor on Hypebeast’s global team, leveraging profound industry insights to capture the zeitgeist. Through her editorial lens, she anticipates emerging trends while dedicating her platform to spotlighting those making the greatest impact on culture today. A storyteller first and foremost, she examines the cross-pollination of fashion, footwear, art, music, and sports. This intersectional approach has led to compelling interviews with industry-defining figures like LeBron James, Pharrell Williams, Tom Brady, NIGO, A$AP Rocky, KAWS, and more.

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Apple TV has released the first official trailer for its upcoming Australian drama series ‘Last Seen’

Starring Patrick Brammall the six-part thriller follows a police dispatcher obsessed with tracking down his missing daughter

The series will debut globally on September 9 with its first two episodes

Apple TV has officially unveiled the first trailer for its upcoming Australian thriller series, Last Seen. The six-part mystery drama stars Patrick Brammall as a former detective who receives a life-changing distress call 11 years after his daughter’s disappearance.

Set and filmed entirely in Victoria, Australia, the story centers on Ridley (Brammall), a police dispatcher who has never given up hope that his missing daughter, Maggie, is still alive. His belief is reignited when he answers an emergency call from a distressed teenage girl whose voice he becomes convinced belongs to Maggie, launching a desperate mission to reunite his family.

Adapted by writer and executive producer Kris Mrksa from Ryan David Jahn’s CWA John Creasey Dagger Award-winning novel The Dispatcher, the project is directed and executive produced by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Christian Schwochow. The international cast includes Maxine Peake, Brendan Cowell, Daniel Henshall, Zahra Newman, Jessica Wren, Tobias Muhafidin, and newcomer Chloe Jean Lourdes in her screen debut.

Last Seen premieres globally on Apple TV on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, with its first two episodes, followed by new weekly episodes every Wednesday through October 7.

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