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Prime Video’s ‘Things We Never Got Over’ Adaptation Adds Sean Teale, Sarah Jeffery and More

PUBLISHED Oct 5, 2026, 11:38 AM ET

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Prime Video has announced six new cast members for its upcoming series adaptation of Lucy Score's bestselling contemporary romance novel Things We Never Got Over. Sean Teale, Sarah Jeffery, Megan Stott, Lili Simmons, Anthony Keyvan, and JoBeth Williams have joined the production. Teale will portray Lucian, Jeffery takes on the role of Sloane, and Stott plays Waylay. Simmons, Keyvan, and Williams round out the additions as Lina, Stef, and Liza J respectively. They join previously announced lead cast members Molly Griggs, Matthew Noszka, and Tommy Martinez. The project is adapted and co-showrun by Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder, with author Lucy Score serving as a co-executive producer. Principal photography is currently underway for the series, which will premiere exclusively on Prime Video across more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

By Ayesha A. | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

On Oct 5, 2026 Prime Video announced six new actors joining the series.
On Sep 10, 2026 Prime Video officially revealed initial lead casting for series.
On Jun 12, 2026 Amazon confirmed formal series order for Lucy Score novel.
On Jan 15, 2026 Pre-production planning began for the streaming adaptation project.
On Nov 20, 2025 Development scripts underwent revisions by appointed showrunning teams.
On Aug 14, 2025 Studio executives finalized creative direction and conceptual frameworks.
On May 02, 2025 Copyright and adaptation rights transitioned into active development.
On Feb 10, 2025 Initial budget modeling estimated production costs for seasons.
On Oct 18, 2024 Preliminary book-to-screen adaptation talks gained momentum industry-wide.
On Mar 05, 2024 Lucy Score confirmed major interest from multiple streaming networks.

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Immediate US impact: Sparks widespread engagement among romance book readers nationwide.
Possible long-term US impact: Strengthens Amazon pipeline for multi-season literary book franchises.
Most affected groups: Romance book fans and Prime Video streaming subscribers.
Reader priority: Track official studio press releases and verified entertainment trades.

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