Maribel Verdú And Mariela Garriga Lead The Cast Of The New Max Original Series 'When Nobody Sees Us'

Austin Amelio, Ben Temple And Dani Rovira Also Star; The Shooting Of The Series, Directed By Enrique Urbizu, Begins This Week And Will Take Place In Several Locations In Madrid, Morón De La Frontera (Seville) And Andalusia

• Warner Bros. Discovery announced today that Maribel Verdú (“The Flash”), Mariela Garriga (“Mission Impossible” 7 and 8), Austin Amelio (“Hit Man,” “Fear The Walking Dead”), Ben Temple (“Upon Entry”) and Dani Rovira (“El campeón”) will star in the Max Original drama series WHEN NOBODY SEES US (“Cuando nadie nos ve”), the first Spanish-produced series announced for Max, based on the novel of the same name by Sergio Sarria (published by Espasa). Enrique Urbizu (“No peace for the wicked,” “La caja 507”) directs the eight, fifty-minute episodes of the series created by Daniel Corpas and written by a screenwriting team led by Arturo Ruiz, with the collaboration of José Antonio Valverde, Germán Aparicio and Isabel Sánchez. The series is produced by Zeta Studios for Warner Bros. Discovery in Spain. The shooting of WHEN NOBODY SEES US began this week in Madrid and will continue to run for several months in Morón de la Frontera (Seville) and across other locations in Andalusia and Madrid.
• Synopsis: The plot takes place during Holy Week 2024 in Morón de la Frontera, a town in Andalusia, southern Spain, located adjacent to a local U.S. Army base. Lucía Gutiérrez (Maribel Verdú) portrays a Civil Guard sergeant investigating the unusual suicide of a neighbor and a series of strange events that occur during the first Easter procession. Magaly Castillo (Mariela Garriga) plays a U.S. Army special agent sent to the Morón de la Frontera base to investigate the whereabouts of a missing American soldier who seems to have connections to a mystery linked to Colonel Seamus Hoopen (Ben Temple), head of the base area. The lone military policeman, Sergeant Andrew Taylor (Austin Amelio), accompanies Magaly in her investigations. They soon discover that the two investigations are connected, the case is more complex than they had assumed, involving both Morón residents and American military personnel from the nearby base.