Netflix is bringing a literary classic to the screen with a remake of Martin Scorsese‘s beloved period drama. The streaming giant recently released first-look images of the upcoming series, giving audiences a glimpse of what to expect.
On November 10, 2026, Netflix released multiple first-look images for The Age of Innocence, featuring Camila Morrone and other stars. One image shows Morrone in a gold gown at a formal gathering, surrounded by guests in elaborate 19th-century attire.
Other shots show the 29-year-old actress alongside Ben Radcliffe and Kristine Froseth in a theater box, while additional stills capture the characters strolling through a garden and socializing in ballrooms replicating the era.
The Age of Innocence is adapted from Edith Wharton’s classic novel of the same name, which was previously brought to the screen by Scorsese. The 1993 version featured Daniel Day-Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Winona Ryder as the leads. Meanwhile, the upcoming version is adapted by Emma Frost and is set to be released on Netflix on February 18, 2027,
What to expect from Netflix’s The Age of Innocence?
Frost’s Age of Innocence retells the classic tale for a new generation and will be released on the streaming service as an eight-episode series.
The official synopsis reads, “The Age of Innocence follows a passionate and heartrending will they, won’t they love triangle while exploring themes of freedom, duty, identity, and love in all its forms. The new adaptation promises to be true to Wharton’s novel, but will speak to a new generation as it traverses the ballrooms and bedrooms of its young characters, asking what love is—and what lust is. And, should we ultimately be driven by our heads or by our hearts?”
In the series, Morrone portrays Ellen Olenska while Radcliffe and Froseth play Newland Archer and May Welland, respectively. The ensemble also includes Margo Martindale, Fiona Glascott, Belinda Bromilow, Emma Shipp, and John Light.
Frost will also serve as the showrunner and executive producer. Shannon Murphy will also serve as executive producer and director alongside Lisa Brühlmann and Natalia Leite. Other executive producers include Peter Chernin, Jenno Topping, Tracey Cook, and Pavlina Hatoupis.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.
