Paramount+ Unveiled: "Little Disasters" Cast, Trailer, and Episode Guide Revealed

Four companions united through their collective encounter motherhood discover their worlds upheaved upon having one of their children hospitalized.

Psychological thriller Little Disasters comes to Paramount+ This week uncovering how relationships can fall apart and the facade might crumble when subjected to immense stress.

Adapted from the novel by renowned author Sarah Vaughan, this production features Diane Kruger and Jo Joyner and was created by Roughcut Television in collaboration with Fremantle.

Rebecca Dundon, hailing from Fremantle, stated : “ Little Disasters has all the elements of an addictive drama, expertly weaving universal themes of motherhood, friendship, privilege, duty and societal pressures into a provocative nail-biting thriller which we know will engage audiences around the world.”

What does Little Disasters explore?

Little Disasters centres on the friendship between Jess (Kruger), Liz (Joyner), Mel ( Emily Taaffe ) and Charlotte ( Shelley Conn ).

Ten years back, they crossed paths as four soon-to-be moms in an antenatal class, bonded primarily by their approaching delivery dates despite having minimal shared interests.

They've since built lasting friendships and stood by each other throughout their journeys as mothers – up until this point.

When stay-at-home mom Jess admits her infant daughter Betsy to the hospital due to an unexplained head injury, her apparently flawless life starts to fall apart.

Her good buddy and emergency department physician on shift, Liz, has to then decide if she should contact social services.

When Liz decides to report Jess to social services, it triggers a series of events that shatters both their friend circle and their respective families, nearly leading to their complete disintegration.

Facing the looming specter of potential police intervention and involvement from social services, Jess along with her devoted workaholic spouse, Ed, finds themselves under pressure. JJ Feild They are stretched to their limits as their flawless life falls apart around them.

Emily Taaffe portrays Mel Quinn, who stands out as the most grounded among the quartet of buddies.

The 41-year-old Irish actress has assumed lead parts for the Royal Shakespeare Company.

She has additionally appeared in The Rising , Silent Witness, The Beast Must Die, Informer, War and Peace and X Company .

The cast of Little Disasters also includes:

• Ben Bailey Smith as Nick ( Yukee, Boiling Point, Andor )
• JJ Field as Ed The Peripheral, Lost in Space, New Amsterdam )
• Stephen Campbell Moore as Rob ( War of the Worlds, Criminal Record, Masters of the Air )
• Patrick Baladi portrays Andrew ( Line of Duty, Breeders, Detective Inspector Ray )
• Jax James playing the role of Frankie ( Belgravia: The Next Chapter, FBI: International )
• Jago Bilderbeck as Kit
• Lucy Freeguard as Mollie
• Charlotte Pyke portraying Louisa Reed Meet the Richardsons, Slow Horses, Industry Sideshow )
• Lauren Alexandra playing the role of Jasmine Carr Spot Bots )
• Katalin Ruzsik serves as a physician ( Coma, Eric )
• Angela Harvey portrays Cathy ( EastEnders, Silent Witness )
• Chizzy Akudolu portrays Lucy Harding (Holby City, Beyond Paradise )
• Anita Major portrays Jade ( Elevation of the Raven, Law Defiers )

When will Little Disasters be available on Paramount+, and how many episodes does it have?

Little Disasters will have its debut as a boxed set solely on Paramount+ UK on Thursday, May 22nd.

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The series consists of six episodes, all of which will be released on Thursday.

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