One wrong turn turns his entire life upside down… and wild new comedy just got an Oscar-nominated scene-stealer. What begins as an ordinary divorced dad trying to rebuild his life quickly spirals into a wildly unexpected double life as a male escort, leading to hilarious chaos, awkward secrets and surprising romance. Now, the highly anticipated Prime Video series has added even more star power, with Oscar-nominated Lesley Manville (The Crown, Phantom Thread) joining Brett Goldstein as his witty, larger-than-life mother.

Lesley Manville

Lesley Manville will star alongside Brett Goldstein in the upcoming Amazon Prime Video comedy series “Escorted,” Variety has learned.

The show was originally announced in November 2025 with an eight-episode order. The logline states, “A divorced dad (Goldstein) in Manhattan accidentally becomes a male escort in this romantic comedy about sexual dynamics, keeping secrets, and whether real intimacy can ever be bought.”

brett goldstein filming escorted

Manville will appear in a series regular role as Terri, the mother of Goldstein’s character, Denny. Terri is described as “A charisma bomb cabaret legend, Terri is a force of nature with the voice to match.”

Manville received an Academy Award nomination in 2018 for her supporting role in the Paul Thomas Anderson film “Phantom Thread.” She is also a seven-time BAFTA Award nominee, most recently for her work in the hit Netflix series “The Crown.” She previously appeared in the Amazon series “Citadel” as well as shows like “Harlots,” “Disclaimer,” “Grotesquerie,” “North and South,” and “Mum.” In film, she has starred in features including “Another Year” and “Let Him Go.”

Brett Goldstein stars in "Escorted", a new Prime Video comedy about a  divorced dad who accidentally becomes a male escort. He also returns as Roy  Kent in "Ted Lasso" Season 4 next

She is repped by Artists Rights Group, Avalon Television and Public Eye Communications.

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