First Trailer for ‘The Assassin’ UK Series Featuring Freddie Highmore
by Alex Billington
July 3, 2025
Source: YouTube
“You got any idea who might want us dead?” Prime Video in the UK has revealed the first trailer for The Assassin, a streaming series about a female assassin trying to live her life calmly in Greece. There’s still no US release yet, but it’ll be on PV in the UK (and Ireland) at the end of this month. Created by Harry & Jack Williams, the six-episode series follows a retired assassin named Julie who, while living a secluded life on a remote Greek island, has a thorny reunion with her estranged son Edward. “Armed with questions around new information on his paternity, Edward battles to find the right time to speak to his frustratingly distant mother. But, when the moment finally presents itself, things take a deadly turn as Julie’s dangerous past catches up with her and they are forced to flee the island and go on the run together.” Of course, it always happens. Starring Keeley Hawes & Freddie Highmore as Julie & Edward, along with Gina Gershon, Shalom Brune-Franklin, Jack Davenport, Alan Dale, Gerald Kyd, & Devon Terrell. Check it out.
Here’s the first official trailer (+ poster) for Prime Video UK’s series The Assassin, direct from YouTube:
A retired assassin named Julie (Keeley Hawes) living in Greece is reunited with her estranged son (co-starring Freddie Highmore) who is seeking answers about his father and his mother’s past. However, both find themselves in danger when the assassin’s past catches up with her. The Assassin is a series created & written by English screenwriter / producer brothers Harry and Jack Williams, also writers on “Hotel Babylon”, “Wild at Heart”, “Call the Midwife”, “The Missing”, “Baptiste”. With additional writing by Krissie Ducker. With episodes directed by Lisa Mulcahy and Daniel Nettheim. Made by Two Brothers Productions, in association with German company ZDF, All3Media International, and Stan in Australia. Amazon debut The Assassin series streaming on Prime Video in the UK starting July 25th, 2025 this summer. Any good?
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