Dear Edward cast: Colin O’Brien, Eva Ariel Binder, Khloe Bruno. Dear Edward Release Date: 3 February 2023 (Apple TV+). Dear Edward Episodes: 10. Dear Edward is looking full of Drama. Apple TV+ unveils the official trailer for ‘A Place In Heaven’, a drama produced and written by Jason Katims.

Dear Edward is an American Drama TV Series (2023). Colin O’Brien, Eva Ariel Binder, Khloe Bruno are the main cast of Dear Edward TV Series (2023). The novel was adapted from Ann Napolitano, the production presents a story that celebrates life, and talks about the importance of resilience, survival, and the bonds. The series features Emmy-nominated Connie Britton and SAG winner Taylor Schilling, and features newcomer Colin O’Brien. Dear Edward release on Apple TV+ on 3 February 2023.

The show follows her recovery from the loss and her struggles to cope with her fame and newfound fame and the lives of those that lost family members in the crash. Connie Britton reunites with “Friday Night Lights” creator Jason Katims for the new AppleTV+ drama series “Dear Edward.” Britton’s character is who are grieving over losing her husband as well as her best friend.

Dear Edward Plot:

The story follows Edward who is a 12-year-old who is able to survive but loses his family in a tragic commercial plane crash. the young man tries to understand the meaning of his existence with the other people who were affected. As a result, new relationships, romances, and communities develop.

Dear Edward Detail:

TV Series: Dear Edward (2023)
Network: Apple TV+
Main Stars: Colin O’Brien, Eva Ariel Binder, Khloe Bruno
Genre: Drama
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 3 February 2023 (Apple TV+)
Season: 1
Episodes: 10
Also Known As: Dear Edward, Dear Edward Season 1, Dear Edward (2023)

 

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Dear Edward Cast:

Colin O’Brien As Edward
Eva Ariel Binder As Shay
Khloe Bruno As Becks
Audrey Corsa As Zoe
Tom D’Agustino As Frankie
Jenna Qureshi As Mahira
Clara Wong As Daphne
Amr El-Bayoumi As Faakhir
Maxwell Jenkins As Jordan Adler
Scot Teller As Rip
Johnny Link As Gary
Ted Koch As Charles Cameron
Idris Debrand As Kojo
Trent M. Williams As Vernon
Christopher Riley As Young Eddie
Vanessa Huszar As Geena
Anna Uzele As Adriana
J. Santiago Suárez As Miguel
Charlie Reitzas As Young Jordan
Roger Yawson As Albert
Dennis Jay Funny As Pretzel Vendor
Michele Ammon As Robin
Paul Robert Kane As Airline Passenger
Connie Britton As Dee Dee
Taylor Schilling As Lacey
Hannah Jane McMurray As Noelle Greene
Christian Conn As Evan
Brian d’Arcy James As Edward’s father
Amy Forsyth As Linda
Brittany S. Hall As Amanda
Carter Hudson As John
James Chen As Brent
Ivan Shaw As Steve
Mason Schneiderman As Brian
Dario Ladani Sanchez As Sam
Federico Parra As Shirtless Dude
Gwyneth Anne Trumbore As Musical Instrument Student
Valisa Tate As TSA Officer
Jacob Gutierrez As Benjamin
Alison Chace As Journalist
dL Sams As Angela
Bonnie Rose As House Leader
Arielle Brazzell As Chaotic tours child
Cadienne Obeng As Akua
Lucie Vuong As Yang Lee
Harper J. Harris As Moderator
Andre De Leon As TSA Agent
Alexandra Campos As Airline Passenger
Cerridwyn McCaffrey As Hannah
Nic Inglese As Erasmus
Maria Roberts As School parent
Mark Akimov As Farmer kid
Crystal Swann As TSA Official
Chengusoyane Kargbo As Parent
Desiree Caprice As Mourner
Sabz Dino As Hasidic Father
Rich Kiamco As Nurse
Brandi Bravo As Kristin
Margaret Reed As Romi
Kathryn Boswell As Amy
Annabel O’Hagan As Harper Cole
Gary Hilborn As Ian
Ash Spencer As T
Claudia Nell McCoy As TSA Agent
Colleen Clinton As Heartbroken Mother
Madia Hill Scott As Zina
Zachary Le Vey As Candidate
Juri Henley-Cohn As Brad
Lucy J Kassel As Crew kid
Chérie Celeste Malone As Doctor
Brian J. Carter As Rick
Tyrone L. Robinson As Priest
Aven Campau As High School Student
Ethan Paulini As Mr. Chaplin
Cameron Adams As Miss Wheaton
Joshua Hernandez As Joshua
Ronelle Thomas As Nurse
Judy Krause As Frightened Spiritual Lady
Lily Yin As College Woman
Jacob Mackinnon As Boy Like Edward
Meghan McLeod As Lucy
Liz Samuel As Rabbi
Dayna Tidwell As Middle School Student
Tyler M. Rainey As Student
Catalina Chang As Theater Kid
Haskell King As Religious Zealot
Alexander Gheesling As Conspiracy Theorist
Justin Diaz As Delivery Person
Victor Esene As Mourner

Edward is not losing all of his belongings, yet he’s lost everything, and in one moment, his life has been forever altered. In time, Edward and others affected by the tragedy bond with one another to deal with their personal loss and grief. “Dear Edward” is an emotional, inspiring and life-affirming tale about resilience, survival connections, and the things that make us. humans.

“Dear Edward” is written by Jason Katims, who serves as showrunner, and also executive produces the show through True Jack Productions alongside Jeni Mulein. As Edward and other people around the globe have been affected by tragedy attempt to find meaning following the tragedy, and form surprising friendships, romances and communities. With unprecedented access to league presidents.