FX Greenlights Peter Gould's 'Disinherited' Series with Victoria Pedretti and Kiera Allen

Shonda Rhimes

Prolific television creator ("Grey's Anatomy," "Scandal") and author on creativity and empowerment.

FX has confirmed the production of the dramatic series 'Disinherited,' a project spearheaded by Peter Gould. This highly anticipated show, which received an initial pilot order in mid-2025, features a talented ensemble cast including Victoria Pedretti, Kiera Allen, Karl Glusman, Alan Ruck, Katja Herbers, Eddie Marsan, and Jonathan Higginbotham. The series promises a compelling narrative that will explore themes of family, legacy, and the darker side of inherited privilege.

The premise of 'Disinherited' revolves around the journey of two tenacious sisters, portrayed by Pedretti and Allen, whose lives are irrevocably altered by an unforeseen inheritance. This unexpected windfall thrusts them into a complex world of ancestral wealth and long-concealed misdeeds, forcing them to confront the intricacies of their family's past and present. Gina Balian, President of FX Entertainment, emphasized that the series perfectly aligns with FX's vision for bold, character-focused storytelling, highlighting its deep exploration of human connections, power dynamics, and moral dilemmas.

Peter Gould, known for his critically acclaimed work on 'Better Call Saul' and 'Breaking Bad,' serves as the writer, executive producer, and director of the pilot for 'Disinherited.' The series is also executive produced by Rian Johnson, Ram Bergman, and Nena Rodrigue through T-Street, with FX Productions handling the studio aspects. This new series joins a growing slate of recent orders at FX, including a 'Snowfall' spin-off and a 'Far Cry' television adaptation, further solidifying the network's reputation for delivering diverse and high-quality programming.

The entertainment industry thrives on fresh narratives that challenge perceptions and inspire dialogue. 'Disinherited,' with its exploration of complex familial ties and the burdens of inherited wealth, offers a timely reflection on the choices we make and their ripple effects across generations. Such storytelling not only entertains but also encourages audiences to consider the broader implications of ambition, justice, and personal responsibility in an ever-evolving world.