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‘Vladimir’: Rachel Weisz’s Steamy Drama Sets Premiere Date as Netflix Unveils First Look
The eight-episode limited series stars Rachel Weisz as a reckless professor fixated on a colleague, adapted from Julia May Jonas's novel and filmed in Toronto.
- Netflix has set a March 5, 2026 global release for Vladimir and released first-look photos and teaser art ahead of the series launch.
- Produced by 20th Television with Merman and Small Dog Picture Company, the show was filmed in Toronto, Canada, with Julia May Jonas as creator, writer, and executive producer.
- Consisting of eight half-hour episodes, Rachel Weisz stars as M and executive produces, joined by Leo Woodall and John Slattery, with directors Shari Springer Berman & Robert Pulcini, Francesca Gregorini, and Josephine Bornebusch.
- Promotional images emphasize seduction and obsession, framing the professor protagonist as dangerously fixated on Vladimir amid forbidden desires.
- After early development milestones, Sharon Horgan first teased the project in December 2024; it was greenlit in March 2025 alongside Rachel Weisz's casting, and Leo Woodall was cast last July.
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A set of first-look images have been unveiled for Vladimir, a new erotic drama starring The Mummy's Rachel Weisz and One Day's Leo Woodall.The series, which will be made up of eight episodes, is based on the novel of the same name by Julia May Jonas, and sees Weisz play a "passionate but reckless professor", whose world begins to unravel when she finds herself "dangerously fixated on her magnetic new colleague".The newly released images introduc…
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‘Vladimir’: Rachel Weisz’s Steamy Drama Sets Premiere Date as Netflix Unveils First Look
Everything you need to know about the adaptation of Julia May Jonas' book.
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