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FX has handed a series order to Seven Sisters, a new family drama from Succession writer Will Arbery that will stream on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ internationally.
Seven Sisters, which is expected on an undisclosed date in 2026, stars Elizabeth Olsen (Sorry for Your Loss), Cristin Milioti (The Penguin) and Succession alum J. Smith-Cameron, leading an ensemble cast that includes Anthony Edwards, Meredith Hagner, Odessa Young, Zoë Winters, Bridget Brown, Carolyn Kettig, Philip Ettinger and Ryan Eggold.
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The logline: Seven Sisters centers on a large, tightly bonded family whose relationships begin to fracture when one sister claims she is hearing a voice no one else can hear—an unsettling development that forces each family member to confront long-buried secrets.
“We’ve been on the lookout for a compelling family drama, and when Will Arbery and Garrett Basch brought us Seven Sisters we found one that felt uniquely FX,” said Gina Balian, President, FX Entertainment in a statement. “It lives in the deep relatable dynamics of adult siblings and their parents but does so in a way that’s bold and original with an unexpected twist.”
The pickup further underscores FX’s integration with Hulu, which serves as the primary U.S. streaming home for FX originals. The FX-on-Hulu model has allowed the network to retain its creative autonomy and brand identity while benefiting from Hulu’s scale and Disney’s global distribution infrastructure — positioning series like Seven Sisters to debut within a unified domestic and international ecosystem.
Seven Sisters is executive produced by Arbery alongside FX veteran Garrett Basch (Ripley, What We Do in the Shadows) and Durkin, with FX Productions serving as the studio.