Fallout on Prime Video: Trailer, cast, premiere date, more

Fallout is coming to Prime Video next month. Just when will it arrive, and who stars in the series? We have all the details.

In the ever-evolving landscape of television and streaming platforms, one genre that continues to captivate audiences is that of post-apocalyptic narratives. Prime Video, a prominent player in the streaming world, has recently unveiled its highly anticipated series, Fallout, adapted from the popular video game franchise of the same name.

When will Fallout premiere on Prime Video?

Mark your calendars, the premiere date is just around the corner. With a premiere date set for Thursday, April 11, fans don't have to wait long! With so much excitement and speculation abound regarding what this new addition to the post-apocalyptic genre will bring to the table, it is bound to pull in quite a large audience.

Fallout cast

The cast is a great mix of talent, sure to give an incredible performance, including:

•  Ella Purnell as Lucy
•  Aaron Moten as Maximus
•  Walton Goggins as The Ghoul
• Kyle MacLachlan as Overseer Hank
• Moisés Arias as Norm
• Johnny Pemberton as Thaddeus 
• Dave Register as Chet

Take a look at the Fallout trailer

The official trailer gives us our first glimpse into the pospost-apocalyptictapocalyptical world of Fallout. After finding sanctuary in Vaults, specially constructed to shield humanity from nuclear devastation, the survivors sought refuge, waiting for the world to begin anew.

Now, 200 years later, a brave young woman dares to abandon the safety of her home along with her family and all she has ever known, venturing into the deadly and untamed wasteland of a ravaged Los Angeles. Ready to restart civilization...or so she thought.

From game to screen, the Fallout series will wow audiences

At the heart of the series lies the signature Fallout universe—a world ravaged by nuclear war, where survivors navigate the desolate wasteland and contend with mutated creatures, factions vying for power, and the lingering echoes of humanity's downfall. With its rich lore and morally ambiguous storytelling, the Fallout franchise has garnered a devoted following over the years, making the transition to the small screen a natural progression for its expansive universe.

Of course, a visually striking and immersive world is essential for any post-apocalyptic tale, and Fallout appears poised to deliver on that front. Drawing inspiration from the iconic imagery from the video game series, the production design promises to transport audiences to a hauntingly beautiful landscape scarred by the remnants of civilization and tinged with the eerie allure of a bygone era.

Furthermore, the series is helmed by a talented team of creatives, including showrunner Jonathan Nolan, known for his work on acclaimed series like Westworld, and executive producer Todd Howard, the visionary behind the Fallout video game franchise. With their combined expertise and passion for storytelling, Fallout has the potential to offer a fresh perspective on the beloved universe while staying true to its roots.

"“What’s the matter smooth skin? You never seen a ghoul before?”"

- Ghoul, Fallout 3

Fallout premieres on Prime Video on Thursday, April 11.