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www.whatsonstage.comHere’s the latest on Phil Dunster’s movies and TV shows as of now.
Key highlights
- Ted Lasso alumni status continues to influence new projects; while the series wrapped its flagship run, cast members have remained active in high-profile projects.[3][5]
- Recent reports point to Phil Dunster taking on new roles in high-profile drama projects, with coverage mentioning appearances in both streaming and theatrical releases through 2026–2027 windows.[2][3]
Recent projects
- Rooster (HBO Max): Dunster headlines a new series, with the premiere date announced for March 2026 and ongoing season development into 2027, signaling a continued push into serialized drama on streaming platforms.[2]
- Surface (Apple TV+): Dunster continued to appear in this Apple TV+ series as of 2025, reinforcing his collaboration with Apple’s streaming slate after Ted Lasso.[5][3]
- The Devil’s Hour (Amazon Prime): Prior to 2024, Dunster appeared in this thriller; while not the current season, it remains a notable entry in his filmography and has raised his profile for new genre work.[3]
Filmography overview
- Television: Notable roles include Ted Lasso (2020–2023) as Jamie Tartt, with later appearances in The Devil’s Hour (2022) and Surface (2025). A 2026 entry includes Rooster, a main role that suggests a shift toward longer-form TV commitments.[5][3]
- Film: Reports indicate Dunster expanding into live-action features, notably in projects tied to fantasy or adventure genres, with expected theatrical releases in 2027. Specific titles may be announced closer to production milestones.[2]
How to follow for updates
- Check entertainment trade outlets (Variety, The Hollywood Reporter) and Dunster’s official channels for casting confirmations and release dates.
- Major platforms (Apple TV+, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video) typically update cast lists and premiere dates as projects move through production and post-production.
One example to illustrate
- If you’re tracking Rooster, expect periodic updates about release windows, trailer drops, and international availability through 2026–2027 as the series builds its audience.[2]
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