Jesse Williams Searches for Boss' Missing Daughter in 'Hotel Costiera'
Jesse Williams plays Daniel De Luca, a half-Italian ex-Marine working as a fixer at an Amalfi Coast resort while searching for the owner's missing daughter, Alice.
- The action-drama limited series Hotel Costiera, featuring Jesse Williams as Daniel De Luca, made its debut on June 13 during the 71st edition of the Taormina Film Festival in Sicily.
- The series follows Daniel, a half-Italian former U.S. Marine and fixer at a luxurious Positano hotel, who seeks Alice, an owner's daughter missing for a month.
- Hotel Costiera is a six-episode series shot along Italy's Amalfi Coast, directed by Adam Bernstein and Giacomo Martelli, and produced in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios and Luca Bernabei.
- Jesse Williams mentioned reaching a significant turning point in both his personal life and career as his character faces increasing danger in the mission to rescue Alice.
- All six episodes of the new action-drama series will be released simultaneously on September 24 and will be available solely through Prime Video in multiple countries.
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Today, Prime Video unveiled the official trailer and key art for Hotel Costiera, the new Original series starring Jesse Williams. The series will debut with all six episodes on September 24 exclusively on Prime Video in the United States, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Turkey, Norway, Denmark, Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Filmed in Italy, Hotel Costiera is a clever action-drama directed by Emmy Award winn…
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