CULVER CITY, California — January 7, 2026 Prime Video has released the official trailer and key art for Steal, a razor‑sharp, high‑octane heist thriller starring Sophie Turner, Jacob Fortune‑Lloyd, and Archie Madekwe. All six episodes land globally on January 21, 2026, streaming exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories.
What Steal Is About
Steal follows Zara (Turner), an ordinary office worker at pension fund giant Lochmill Capital, whose very normal workday explodes into chaos when a gang of armed thieves storms the building. Forced to comply alongside her best friend Luke (Madekwe), Zara is dragged into the centre of a heist worth billions — money belonging to everyday people.
Enter DCI Rhys (Fortune‑Lloyd), a brilliant but recently relapsed gambling addict trying to keep his own demons in check while unravelling a crime tangled in secret agendas, corporate shadows, and very personal stakes.
It’s tense, stylish, and packed with the kind of “oh no, they didn’t” twists that make a six‑episode binge feel like one long adrenaline shot.
Who’s Behind It
The series is created and written by Sotiris Nikias, with executive producers Greg Brenman and Rebecca de Souza, producer Nuala O’Leary, and directors Sam Miller and Hettie MacDonald. Produced by Amazon MGM Studios and Drama Republic.
A heist thriller with brains, bite, and a cast that knows exactly how to keep you glued to the screen.
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About Drama Republic:
Established in 2013, Drama Republic hit the ground running with multi-award winning Doctor Foster and The Honourable Woman. Drama Republic went on to produce Wanderlust (BBC One), Black Earth Rising (BBC 2 – Netflix), series two of Doctor Foster, Pure (Channel 4), Mike Bartlett’s Life (BBC One) and the adaptation of David Nicholls’ bestselling novel Us (BBC One). 2021 saw the release of the Netflix Original series The Irregulars by Tom Bidwell. More recently the company produced The Confessions of Frannie Langton (ITV), David Ireland’s The Lovers (Sky), Hugo Blick’s The English starring Emily Blunt and Chaske Spencer for BBC/Amazon, Nicole Taylor’s adaptation of David Nicholls’ global bestseller One Day for Netflix, Sally Wainwright’s Riot Women (BBC/Britbox) and Hugo Blick’s upcoming series California Ave (BBC). In July 2021, Drama Republic joined Mediawan, a leading European studio producing premium content in all genres.
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