Actor Rainn Wilson in 'Utopia' (Photo | Video grab, YouTube) 
English

'The Office' actor Rainn Wilson, John Cusack-starrer 'Utopia' to premiere on Amazon Prime

The series centres on a group of comic fans who bond over their obsession of a seemingly fictional comic called "Utopia" and unearth hidden meanings cloaked within its pages.

From our online archive

MUMBAI: Amazon Prime Video on Wednesday announced that their original series "Utopia", starring John Cusack, Rainn Wilson and Sasha Lane, will release on September 25.

Inspired by the 2013 British series of the same name, the eight-part conspiracy thriller is written by author-screenwriter Gillian Flynn, who also serves as showrunner and executive producer.

The series centres on a group of comic fans who bond over their obsession of a seemingly fictional comic called "Utopia" and unearth hidden meanings cloaked within its pages predicting threats to humanity.

WATCH TRAILER:

"They realise these are not just the makings of a conspiracy, they are very real dangers coming alive right now in their world.

"The group embarks on a high-stakes adventure, bringing them face-to-face with the comic's famed central character, Jessica Hyde (Lane), who joins them on their mission to save the world while harbouring secrets of her own," the official plotline read.

The series also stars Ashleigh LaThrop, Dan Byrd, Jessica Rothe, Desmin Borges and Javon  Walton.

Alongside Flynn, best known for her books "Gone Girl" and "Sharp Objects", "Utopia" is executive produced by Jessica Rhoades, Sharon Levy, Sharon Hall, Toby Haynes, Karen Wilson, and Dennis Kelly.

The show is a co-production between Endemol Shine North America, Kudos and Amazon Studios.

President Murmu reiterates exam reform push, highlights youth welfare, economy in I-Day eve address

Food safety drive: Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of 14 Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart outlets

MEA urges ‘respectful’ approach amid row over remarks on Italian PM Meloni

Rahul Gandhi gets Aug 28 deadline to respond to LS privilege notices over Shah remarks

India rejects Norway minister's Kashmir remarks, examines Bangladesh fuel request

SCROLL FOR NEXT