According to DenofGeek, Playdate will have 5 episodes:

Alex Dahl’s bestselling thriller novel Playdate is being adapted into a twisty five-part series for Disney+. It centres on every parents’ worst nightmare: mum Elisa lets her daughter Lucia go on a sleepover at a new friend’s house, but when she goes to collect her the next day, she discovers the house was a holiday rental and discovers Lucia, her friend Josie and Josie’s mother have vanished. In the urgent manhunt that follows, Elisa and her husband Fred find themselves under public scrutiny, and secrets about their past come to light, which explain the reason Lucia was taken. The cast includes  Denise Gough (Andor), Holliday Grainger  (The Capture), Ambika Mod (This Is Going to Hurt), Jim Sturgess (Cloud Atlas) and The Suspect’s Bronagh Waugh.

Following up the previous release with the promotional pictures, we now release brand new episode stills, behind the scenes and screencaps from all episodes of The Ink Black Heart.

Holliday was also low-key interviewed for PilotTV which you can hear here.

As previously announced on Twitter through a fan poll, fans voted on whether promotional pictures, episode stills, or screencaps should be released first. The result is in, and we’re excited to share X exclusive promotional pictures from Strike The Ink Black Heart in our gallery! Next, we’ll be releasing episode stills, followed by full screencaps from all episodes. Enjoy!

Holly has made her first official appearance in two years! Last time we saw her in a event was 2022, and we hope 2025 will bring us more than this past years 😉

All fans are super excited to see more news on Holliday to celebrate the end of the year! So let’s start.

Holliday Grainger and Tom Burke were interviewed for Radio Times magazine.

And we also have magazine scans from several December editions as well as promotional pictures, behind the scene photos and the first episode stills available (later to be reorganized according to episode):

As private investigators Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott in the hit BBC series Strike, they have kept viewers on the edge of their seats with their will-they-won’t-they chemistry. But in real life, actors Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger have a much more straightforward relationship as co-stars and great friends.
The pair have filmed six seasons since 2017, playing the one-legged war veteran Strike and his partner in crime Robin in the adaptations of the books by Robert Galbraith, otherwise known as JK Rowling.

Both actors now slip seamlessly into their roles as soon as they are on set together, but admit the lines have recently become blurred between fiction and reality. “I did forget where Strike ended and Tom began,” Grainger says. “In between takes I would often put my arm out to Tom to help him because I got sucked in by his acting, then I remembered he has two legs in real life and doesn’t need a hand.”

Burke adds with a laugh, “When I was watching Holly in her other drama The Capture, whenever she was on her phone sending a text, I instinctively reached for my phone.”

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