The six-part series, in which Turner plays the victim of a high-stakes heist, has been described as a "uniquely thrilling ride".
2026 is set to get off to an exhilarating start with Steal, a "contemporary, high-octane thriller about the heist of the century".
Sophie Turner (Game of Thrones, Joan, X-Men: Dark Phoenix) leads the upcoming Prime Video as Zara, an office worker at a pension fund investment company whose life is thrown into chaos when a violent gang storms the office – and forces her and best friend Luke (Saltburn's Archie Madekwe) to carry out their demands.
But who is responsible for stealing "billions of pounds from ordinary people's pensions – and why?"
That is the mystery DCI Rhys (Bodies' Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) must solve – and fast.
"As he struggles with a recent relapse into gambling addiction, he must keep his own money problems hidden while navigating the secret agendas and competing interests at the heart of this far-reaching crime," reads the official synopsis.
The six-part series, which will drop in one hit on Wednesday 21st January, is written by debut screenwriter SA Nikias, with Sam Miller (I May Destroy You, Black Mirror) and Hettie Macdonald (Normal People, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry) on board to direct.
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Vernon Sanders, head of television at Amazon MGM Studios, previously described the series, which was given the working title of Haven, as a "uniquely thrilling ride" that delivers a "gripping, addictive, entertaining" story for viewers (via Deadline).
Rebecca de Souza and Greg Brenman, of Drama Republic (Doctor Foster, Netflix's One Day) said they were "astonished" by the script, adding: "His rollercoasting, nail-biting and funny scripts have quite rightly attracted a tremendous cast and top-tier creative team."
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Abby Robinson is the Drama Editor for Radio Times, covering TV drama and comedy titles. She previously worked at Digital Spy as a TV writer, and as a content writer at Mumsnet. She possesses a postgraduate diploma and a degree in English Studies.
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