by Alex Billington
May 26, 2026
Source: YouTube
“She seems nice.” “But – it’s complicated…” Paramount+ in Australia has unveiled an official trailer for the romance series titled Two Years Later, arriving to watch starting in June. Filmed and set in Brisbane, the exciting new romantic drama series stars Phoebe Tonkin (Boy Swallows Universe, Bloom, Babylon) and Brenton Thwaites (Pirates of the Caribbean, Titans, Maleficent). After their work commute flirtation is interrupte d by the Covid-19 pandemic, 30-somethings Ryan and Emily are reunited two years later and his impromptu proposal leads them on a series of 8 dates to determine whether they should get married. Each episode (8 in total) is a date. Two Years Later is a modern love story that explores the deeply relatable and tender complexities of love, identity, ambition and the winding path to commitment. The cast also includes Roy Billing and Heather Mitchell. This is a very nice first look trailer, playing up the charm and passion of these good-looking youngsters as they give love a chance. Seems like an enjoyable enough series to watch.
Here’s the first official trailer for Prime Video Oz’s romance series Two Years Later, from YouTube:
When their work commute is interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic shutdowns, Emily and Ryan (starring Phoebe Tonkin & Brenton Thwaites) reunite two years later after a series of brief flirtatious interactions. Ryan proposes an idea – to go on a series of eight dates to decide if they are truly right for each other, facing both personal challenges and differing views while finding true connection. Two Years Later is a streaming series created and written by Australian screenwriter Pete Bridges, who also wrote this year’s Deep Water movie. With episodes directed by Emma Freeman, Lucy Gaffy, and Paige Rattray. Produced by Emmy & BAFTA-winning company Hoodlum, filmed on location in Brisbane, Australia. Produced by Nathan Mayfield, Tracey Robertson, Tracey Vieira. Paramount releases the Two Years Later Brissy romance series streaming on Paramount+ in Australia starting June 4th, 2026 coming soon. Look good? Want to watch?
