Peacock’s upcoming thriller “The Good Daughter” has recast its lead roles with Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy following Jessica Biel’s departure from the project in September. The series, set in the small town of Pikeville, centers on two sisters, Charlotte (Fahy) and Samantha (Byrne), still grappling with the aftermath of a past violent incident. When a new attack rocks their community, Charlotte, a lawyer, is forced to confront long-buried secrets as shocking truths begin to surface.
Fahy steps into the role initially intended for Biel, marking a significant shift in the project’s trajectory. The series explores the complicated relationship between the sisters as they attempt to rebuild their lives while navigating the resurfacing trauma of their shared history.
“The Good Daughter” aims to be a character-driven thriller examining the lasting effects of violence and the secrets families keep. While plot specifics remain under wraps, the new attack in Pikeville appears to be the catalyst that unravels the sisters’ carefully constructed lives.
A premiere date for “The Good Daughter” has yet to be announced by Peacock.
