‘Last Seen’ breaks thriller rules Apple TV Review
The cinematic landscape of 2026 is set to shine a spotlight on Australian actor and writer Patrick Brammall. Already carving out a compelling niche through his diverse performances, Brammall is demonstrating that he is a welcome and dynamic presence onscreen, constantly engaging audiences with his talent.
This year promises to be particularly busy, showcasing his ability to seamlessly transition between different genres and tones. This month alone, the actor is pulling double duty for U.S. audiences across two very distinct television series, proving his versatility.
One project offers a dose of charming romantic dramedy: Colin from Accounts. This series, which Brammall co-created and co-wrote with his partner and co-star Harriet Dyer, is drawing to a close on Paramount+, bringing an engaging story to a satisfying conclusion.
Meanwhile, Brammall is also immersed in a completely different world with Apple TV’s thriller, Last Seen. This starkly contrasts the cozy, relationship-focused narrative of Colin from Accounts, offering viewers a far more intense and suspenseful viewing experience.
Adding another layer to his impressive portfolio, Brammall has also stepped into a high-profile role as the love interest for Anne Hathaway in the highly anticipated sequel, Devil Wears Prada 2. This latest endeavor highlights his capacity to handle complex romantic roles while maintaining an engaging screen presence.
The mix of lighthearted co-creation and gripping thriller proves that Patrick Brammall is perfectly positioned to deliver compelling stories across the spectrum of television, making 2026 an exciting year for his continued creative output.
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