We may still be a way off from seeing From season 4, but fans of the MGM series just got an exciting update – filming has just started on the show's latest run.

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The news was confirmed in an Instagram post by Donna Raines star Elizabeth Saunders, who said in the caption: "Heading to Town for a while!!"

Meanwhile, on the image itself, Saunders also wrote: "Overpacked, underslept and ready to go!!"

The show was renewed for season 4 shortly before the season 3 finale aired, but sadly 2025 is the only year since 2022 in which we're not expecting to get new episodes.

But when is the new instalment expected to start airing? And what do we know about it so far? Here's everything you need to know about From season 4.

From season 4 release date speculation

From season 4 will be released on MGM+ in 2026. At a guess, we'd expect the show to arrive in the first half of the year.

Deadline confirmed the release year in its report of the show's renewal, but alas, no specific date has been provided just yet.

David Alpay as Jade in From season 3, looking up to the sky and holding both hands to his head in distress. He has curly hair and a thick bear, and is wearing a blue coat.
David Alpay as Jade in From season 3 MGM

Season 4 went into production in June 2025 in Nova Scotia, where the previous three seasons were filmed, with Donna Raines star Elizabeth Saunders confirming the news on her Instagram.

We'll keep this page updated with more details as and when they come.

How many episodes will there be in From season 4?

The new season will consist of 10 episodes, much like the previous three instalments, according to Variety.

That gives plenty of time for new twists and turns, plenty more terror, and (we assume) lots more loss to come.

Catalina Sandino Moreno as Tabitha, Eion Bailey as Jim, Hannah Cheramy as Julie, and Simon Webster as Ethan in From season 3
Catalina Sandino Moreno as Tabitha, Eion Bailey as Jim, Hannah Cheramy as Julie, and Simon Webster as Ethan in From season 3. MGM

Will From season 4 be available to watch in the UK?

There's no solid news on a UK release date just yet - but we'd expect it to be in 2026, a little later than the US release.

Cconsidering the past three seasons were released in the UK following the US release, we can expect season 4 to be released in the UK – likely on Sky and NOW again.

Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima in From season 3, looking disgusted at rotting vegetables in a plant pot
Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima in From season 3 MGM

Which cast members could return in From season 4?

While a full cast list hasn't been confirmed, below are some of the cast members who could potentially return in some capacity for From season 4:

  • Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens
  • Catalina Sandino Moreno as Tabitha Matthews
  • David Alpay as Jade Herrera
  • Elizabeth Saunders as Donna Raines
  • Scott McCord as Victor Kavanaugh
  • Ricky He as Kenny Liu
  • Chloe Van Landschoot as Kristi Miller
  • Kaelen Ohm as Marielle 'Mari' Sinclair
  • Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima Hassan
  • Corteon Moore as Ellis Stevens
  • Hannah Cheramy as Julie Matthews
  • Simon Webster as Ethan Matthews
  • Avery Konrad as Sara Myers
  • Robert Joy as Henry Kavanaugh
  • Samantha Brown as Dani Acosta
  • AJ Simmons as Randall Kirkland
  • Nathan D Simmons as Elgin
  • Douglas E Hughes as The Man in Yellow

It wouldn't be From without our main man, Boyd Stevens, so we'd very much expect Harold Perrineau to return to lead the ensemble cast. Meanwhile, we know Elizabeth Saunders is returning as Donna, as she posted about returning to set in June 2025.

Other characters who we could see back include Tabitha, Jade, Ellis, Kristi and Victor – and we're not ruling out additions to the cast either.

However, we're not expecting to see the likes of Tian-Chen Liu (Elizabeth Moy) or Dale (Cliff Saunders) back for more after their deaths in season 3.

We're also not expecting to see Eion Bailey as Jim Matthews back after his heartbreaking death in the season 3 finale.

However, we could very well expect to see the recently introduced Man in Yellow back for more. Fully introduced at the end of season 3, it's been revealed that he's been lurking in the background since season 1.

Shaun Majumder as Father Khatri in From season 3. He's wearing a clerical collar and a blue shirt and looks downcast
Shaun Majumder as Father Khatri in From season 3. MGM

Could he be the big bad at the centre of it all? Only time will tell.

Stars Harold Perrineau and Elizabeth Saunders had previously opened up to RadioTimes.com about their hopes for the future of the show.

Perrineau said: "I'm assuming that we're going to have a season 4, it seems like worldwide that people are really enjoying the show, and so I'm just going to assume that there is one, but I don't ask any questions.

"I have sort of a standing agreement with them that I only know what I have to know for the season, but not beyond that."

Saunders added: "I don't think there was an intention of, like, 10 seasons... I don't know if they have an [idea of], 'We're gonna end it after this many seasons.' I hope we'll get at least a couple more seasons out of it."

What could happen in From season 4?

In a statement released at the time of the show's renewal, From creator John Griffin dropped some hints about what's coming down the pipeline for our long-suffering characters.

He said: "With the culmination of season 3 we have, in many ways, reached the end of the beginning. In season 4, a new journey begins. The question is whether it will lead our characters home, or deeper into this unrelenting nightmare."

Perrineau previously opened up to RadioTimes.com about where he expects season 4 to go, saying he expects a "rift" and "division" between the residents of Fromland.

The Man in Yellow (Douglas E. Hughes) in From season 3 in a yellow suit
The Man in Yellow (Douglas E. Hughes) in From season 3 in a yellow suit. MGM

The ending of From season 3 also gives us some clues – and we're expecting to a lot more of The Man in Yellow, played by Douglas E Hughes, in season 4.

We'd also expect to see more from Tabitha and Jade, after the reveal that they're actually reincarnated versions of Miranda and Christopher, and lots more from Julie, after her time-travelling continued in the final scenes of season 3.

We'd also expect to find out some more about reincarnation of the Smiley Creature, who Tabitha gave birth to in the finale.

Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima in From season 3
Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima in From season 3 MGM

Creator John Griffin also told The Hollywood Reporter of the future direction of the show: “The mythology is our road map.

"But we’ve left ourselves very open to the organic nature of surprise. I won’t go into the whole metaphor, but I often think about this as a road trip where you know where you’re starting, you know where you’re ending, but you get to wander, get lost, get surprised, because you know what the structure of the trip looks like.”

Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens in From season 3, threateningly holding a screwdriver. He's wearing a blue jacket with a tan shirt.
Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens in From season 3 MGM

Season 3 saw several revelations come to light – with none more terrifying than Fatima's pregnancy, which concluded with her giving birth to the Smiley Creature that Boyd (Harold Perrineau) killed in the opening episodes of the season, and the introduction of the mysterious Man in Yellow.

It also left fans desperate for answers, especially after star Harold Perrineau, who plays Boyd, admitted that even he was still baffled about one particular storyline.

There were also a number of tragic deaths, with several beloved residents of the Fromily meeting some very unfortunate ends.

Is there a trailer for From season 4?

There's no trailer just yet, but we'll keep this page updated with any new details as and when they come.

From is available on Sky Sci-Fi and NOWsign up for Sky TV here.

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Authors

Louise Griffin is the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor for Radio Times, covering everything from Doctor Who, Star Wars and Marvel to House of the Dragon and Good Omens. She previously worked at Metro as a Senior Entertainment Reporter and has a degree in English Literature.

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