Our Fault: London first look brings Nick and Noah back for the final movie

Prime Video has released the first official images from Our Fault: London, bringing Asha Banks and Matthew Broome back as Noah and Nick for the final movie in the British Culpables trilogy. Prime Video has also confirmed that the film will premiere globally in 2027.

The images were unveiled during Prime Video’s Obsessed Retreat: Class of ’26 in Germany, alongside first looks at several of its upcoming YA projects.

Our Fault: London brings Nick and Noah back together

Our Fault: London picks up after Nick and Noah went their separate ways. Noah has moved to Spain while Nick has thrown himself into his work, but they are brought back into each other’s lives for Lion and Jenna’s wedding.

Their reunion forces them to confront the feelings that remain between them and decide whether they can find a way forward after everything that happened between them.

Banks and Broome return as Noah and Nick, with Eve Macklin, Ray Fearon, Enva Lewis, Kerim Hassan, Louisa Binder, Joel Nankervis, Seosaimhin Hennelly and Christina Cole also reprising their roles.

Two new characters are joining them. Hamish Frew plays Simon, a new workplace acquaintance of Noah’s, while John Hewson plays Luca, Lion’s brother.

Our Fault: London first look brings Nick and Noah back for the final movie

Our Fault: London will premiere in 2027

Prime Video has confirmed a 2027 release window for Our Fault: London, although a specific premiere date has not been announced yet.

The film will be available exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories.

Chanya Button directs the third movie, taking over from My Fault: London and Your Fault: London directors Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler, who remain involved as executive producers. Catherine Steadman and Bella Heesom wrote the screenplay.

Our Fault: London is based on Mercedes Ron’s Culpables series and will conclude the British adaptation of Nick and Noah’s story.

Emma Armbrüster is Senior Editorial Critic at The Viewer’s Perspective. Based in Veneto, Italy, she specializes in deep-dive narrative analysis and episode-by-episode recaps of premier television, providing an independent vantage point on the modern streaming landscape.

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