Furious, Hulu’s original drama series created by Elizabeth Meriwether and starring Emmy Rossum, will stream exclusively on Disney+ starting on July 27, 2026. Disney+ has unveiled the official trailer and poster for this new series, whose first three episodes will drop at launch, followed by one new episode each week.
Furious
Series | 2026
Available on Disney+ July 27, 2026
Drama, thriller, crime
Created by Elizabeth Meriwether
Starring Emmy Rossum, Lola Petticrew, Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, Jake Lacy
Production: 20th Television, Searchlight Television
Origin: United States
The series follows FBI agent Alice Black, played by Emmy Rossum, as she heads the hunt for a serial killer described as methodical and hard to pin down. The investigation centers on a clash between two women each pursuing her own vision of justice.
As their paths intersect, Furious roots its story in the realm of psychological thriller and police procedural. The trailer confirms a plot focused on pursuit, obsession, and the increasingly blurred line between good and evil.
Created, written and produced by Elizabeth Meriwether, the series also features Lola Petticrew, Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, and Jake Lacy. Emmy Rossum also serves as an executive producer through Composition 8, alongside Ronald Bass, Matt Olmstead and Sam Hoffman. Brian Kirk directs the first two episodes.
Furious may appeal to Disney+ subscribers who enjoy police thrillers, serial-killer investigations, and stories centered on morally gray characters. The series is less suited for viewers seeking light or family-friendly fiction, since its premise rests on a criminal pursuit and intense psychological tension.
The official trailer for Furious offers the first glimpse of the series before its release on Disney+.
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