It is one of the great productions that premiered on the platform with a first-class script and performances. Watch the trailer.
Eric is a British psychological thriller miniseries in six parts, created for the streaming service Netflixwhose script was written by Abi Morgan, while Lucy Forbes is directing and Holly Pullinger is producing.
The series starring a brilliant Benedict Cumberbatchlike a distraught puppeteer whose young son disappears in New York City in the 1980s; whose story is now known to be inspired by a very similar case.
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What Eric is about, Netflix miniseries
“Eric” is a suspense miniseries that follows the life of Vincent Sullivan, a famous puppeteer famous for his brilliant shows, especially the children’s program Good Day Sunshineadored by boys and girls everywhere.
However, Vincent’s success is overshadowed when his nine-year-old son, Edgar disappears on the way to school. From that moment on, Vincent falls into a self-destructive spiral, distancing himself from his wife, his mother and his friends. His only emotional refuge is Eric, a blue monster inspired by a drawing by Edgar, in which Vincent finds solace. At the same time, the Detective Michael Ledroit does everything possible to uncover the truth behind Edgar’s disappearance.
Trailer for Eric, Netflix miniseries
Cast of Eric, Netflix miniseries
- Benedict Cumberbatch – Vincent Anderson and the voice of Eric
- Ivan Morris Howe – Edgar Anderson
- Gaby Hoffmann – Cassie Anderson
- McKinley Belcher III – Michael Ledroit
- Roberta Colindrez – Ronnie
- Jeff Hephner – Richard Costello
- Wade Allain-Marcus – Alex Gator
- Mark Gillis – William Elliot
- Dan Fogler – Lennie Wilson
- Clarke Peters – George Lovett
- Phoebe Nicholls – Anne Anderson
- David Denman – Cripp
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