New ITV Series ‘Gone’ Premieres March 2026
The highly anticipated ITV series ‘Gone’ is set to premiere on March 8, 2026, at 9 PM. Starring David Morrissey and Eve Myles, the show delves into a chilling mystery surrounding the disappearance of a woman, with the narrative focusing on headmaster Michael Polly, who reports his wife, Sarah, missing.
In ‘Gone’, Detective Sergeant Annie Cassidy, portrayed by Eve Myles, takes on the investigation into Sarah’s disappearance. The series, which consists of six episodes, is written by George Kay and directed by Richard Laxton. Laxton expressed his enthusiasm for filming in Bristol, stating, “It was great being back to film the city as itself this time. I love shooting in Bristol because it’s such a great city to film in.”
Filming for ‘Gone’ took place in and around Bristol from March to July 2025, showcasing the city’s unique geography, which adds depth to the storytelling. The production was supported by the Bristol Film Office, highlighting the city’s significance in the series’ development.
The series draws inspiration from the book ‘To Hunt a Killer’ and the work of former Detective Superintendent Julie Mackay, intertwining real-life elements with fictional storytelling. As the plot unfolds, it explores themes of trauma, trust, and the legacy of elite institutions, providing a rich narrative backdrop.
David Morrissey, who plays the lead role of Michael Polly, is joined by a talented cast, including Eve Myles as DS Annie Cassidy. The series is produced by Mark Hedges and co-produced by New Pictures and Observatory Pictures. The collaboration aims to deliver a gripping drama that resonates with viewers.
As the premiere date approaches, anticipation builds around the series, with observers eager to see how the intricate plot and character dynamics unfold. The show will be available for streaming on ITVX and STV Player, making it accessible to a broader audience.
In a statement, Eve Myles noted, “My first impression when I read the scripts was one of intrigue and excitement because of the family liaison side of it.” This sentiment reflects the emotional depth that the series aims to convey, as it tackles the complexities of personal relationships amid a crisis.
With the first episode set to air soon, details remain unconfirmed regarding further plot developments and character arcs. However, the initial buzz surrounding ‘Gone’ suggests it could become a significant addition to ITV’s lineup of compelling dramas.
