TV-MA
2022    60mDrama, Mystery
7.192%59%7.0
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Tells the story of Michael Peterson, a crime novelist accused of killing his wife Kathleen after she is found dead at the bottom of a staircase in their home, and the 16-year judicial battle that followed.

1 Season

  • Miniseries
    Miniseries8 Episodes
  • Colin FirthMichael Peterson
  • Toni ColletteKathleen Peterson
  • Michael StuhlbargDavid Rudolf
  • Dane DeHaanClayton Peterson
  • Olivia DeJongeCaitlin Atwater
  • Patrick SchwarzeneggerTodd Peterson
  • Sophie TurnerMargaret Ratliff
  • Odessa YoungMartha Ratliff
  • Rosemarie DeWittCandace Zamperini
  • Tim GuineeBill Peterson
  • Vincent VermignonJean-Xavier de Lestrade
  • Parker PoseyFreda Black
  • Juliette BinocheSophie Brunet
  • Giovanni PucciRemy
  • Maria DizziaLori Campbell
  • Justice LeakTom Maher
  • Cory Scott AllenArt Holland
  • Robert CraytonRon Guerette
  • Susan PourfarDeborah Radisch
  • Cullen MossJim Hardin
  • Kevin WardJuly 7, 2025
    Extremely well acted (obvi) with cast that includes Colin Firth, Toni Collette, Michael Stuhlbarg, Juliette Binoche, Parker Posey, Sophie Turner (etc. etc). It has some intriguing moments along the way, but when it was all over I couldn’t quite find the purpose in it all.  Attention is focused predominantly on Michael (Firth) but we’re not really brought to full resolution on his story—did he, or didn’t he?  More interesting would have been a focus on his family and their coping with that uncertainty. We get some of that but so much more of the time is devoted to Michael himself. 
If you want to see Toni Collette die the same gruesome death in 3 or 4 different ways, then I could recommend it. In all other cases, it’s definitely a good watch but not appointment viewing. 
  • Oʂɯαʅԃσ RσყҽƚƚAugust 7, 2026
    Just let it flow. Follow its lead, and go with the flow. One of the most captivating cinematic experiences I've had. (I was in the deep water, and the tide takes me so light that I feel as if I do not exist.) Whirlwind of incidents, but 'The Staircase' never gets messy.
  • Tim and KenFebruary 15, 2026
    Interesting storytelling of the Michael Peterson case. Collin Firth is always worth watching. It's quite repetitive though, and it seems like it could have been a shorter format - like a single movie documentary.

Watch The Staircase (2022) Videos

  • The Staircase
    The StaircaseTrailer
  • Setting The Scene: Peterson Home Set Tour
    Setting The Scene: Peterson Home Set TourBehind the Scenes

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