‘Guilty Creatures’: Gabriel Basso Joins New Julia Garner, Lewis Pullman led Apple TV True-Crime Series!!

The Night Agent is headed for his last mission, but star Gabriel Basso is already moving on to his next assignment. He’s set to star in a new thriller series from Apple TV, which already boasts an impressive roster of TV series. He’ll be starring alongside Julia Garner, a three-time Emmy winner for her role on the Netflix thriller Ozark.

Based on the Matthew Quirk novel of the same name, The Night Agent starred Basso as Peter Sutherland, an FBI agent who’s on a desperate hunt for a mole at the highest level of the US government. Along the way, he’s also got to protect Rose Larkin (Luciane Buchanan), a former tech CEO who’s been marked for death. Created by Shawn Ryan (The Shield), the series was a ratings and critical hit for Netflix. Its fourth season, which will be its last, wrapped production last month. Basso can also currently be seen alongside Margaret Qualley in the romantic drama Love of Your Life, and in the thriller Iconoclast, which he also wrote and directed.

Now, Deadline reports that Basso is joining Guilty Creatures, a new Apple TV true-crime thriller series. Garner will star alongside Lewis Pullman (Remarkably Bright Creatures) as a pair of lovers who engage in a torrid, adulterous romance in the Florida Panhandle. Despite their devout religious beliefs, they’re compelled to commit a brutal murder, and must suffer the terrible consequences. In addition to Garner, Basso, and Pullman, the series will also star Maddie Hasson (Bone Lake) and Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds).

Who Are the Creators Behind ‘Guilty Creatures’?

Guilty Creatures is adapted from the true-crime book Guilty Creatures: Sex, God, and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida, which was written by Mikita Brottman in 2024; it centered around the real-life murder of Mike Williams by his wife, Denise, and her lover, Brian Winchester, in 2000. The series will be showrun by Stuart Zicherman (American Sports Story) and written by Sarah DeLappe (Bodies Bodies Bodies); it will be directed br Craig Gillespie (Supergirl). It will be executive produced by Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements and Alissa Bachner for Tomorrow Studios, Garner for Alma Margo, Gillespie and Annie Marter via Fortunate Jack Productions, and Brottman, Zicherman, and DeLappe.