The Sam Claflin and Kaley Cuoco series "Vanished" gets sold to MGM+ for the US and other territories.
The rights to AGC Television's four-part mystery thriller series Vanished have been acquired by MGM+ for the United States, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, and Latin America. It is scheduled to launch in February 2026.
According to the synopsis: "When boyfriend Tom Parker disappears from a train to Arles, Alice Monroe's romantic French vacation turns into a perilous mystery that forces her to unearth secrets about his past."
Prime Video has agreements in place for the UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, as we previously disclosed. Additionally, AGC and ARD Degeto Film have signed a co-production agreement for Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Luxembourg. The series is being distributed globally by AGC International.
MGM+ US's Andrew Miller and Doug Goodkind, MGM+ International's Michael Katzer, ARD Degeto Film's Sebastian Lückel and Claire Zechiel, and AGC's VP of Legal & Business Affairs Conor McElroy negotiated the new agreements.
"With a stellar cast led by Kaley Cuoco and Sam Claflin, this thrilling and unexpected mystery thriller takes place against the breathtaking, cinematic backdrop of France."
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