Romantic stories that explore forbidden love have increasingly entered the mainstream, and Prime Video’s newest romance franchise exemplifies this trend. The international popularity of the My Fault series, which now includes an English‑language remake titled My Fault: London, has drawn considerable praise, especially after the release of Your Fault: London earlier this month. Originating in 2023 and adapted from a popular Wattpad novel by Mercedes Ron, the franchise has rapidly expanded.
The original movies follow Noah (Nicole Wallace) as she and her mother move in with her affluent stepfather and stepbrother, Nick (Gabriel Guevara). Nick’s rebellious, street‑racing lifestyle clashes with Noah at first, but a strong attraction quickly develops, driving the narrative forward. The English‑language adaptations, starring Asha Banks and Matthew Broome as Noah and Nick, have revitalized interest in the storyline and attracted new viewers.
Prime Video’s success with a romance franchise that crosses language barriers marks a notable shift for the platform, which has traditionally excelled with fantasy titles. The My Fault series now enjoys broader appeal beyond conventional romance expectations.
Worldwide Streaming Charts Rank the Prime Video Franchise Higher Than Expected
According to FlixPatrol, several titles in the My Fault saga rank higher on global charts than many anticipated. Your Fault: London, the second English‑language installment, debuted at number one on Prime Video’s worldwide streaming chart, prompting viewers to revisit My Fault: London ahead of the sequel’s release. Both films topped the charts and ranked among the platform’s most‑watched movies this week, underscoring the franchise’s popularity.
Film Name
Release Date
My Fault – June 8, 2023
Your Fault – December 27, 2024
Our Fault – October 16, 2025
My Fault: London – February 13, 2025
Your Fault: London – June 17, 2025
Even though the original My Fault premiered in 2023, it remains a must‑watch, with many returning to it after exploring the newer English versions. The continued chart presence of three franchise entries demonstrates Prime Video’s strong foothold in the romance genre.
The “My Fault” Franchise Rises Among Prime Video’s Top Successes
Romance has not traditionally been Prime Video’s strongest genre, but the widespread appeal of the My Fault saga is changing that perception. Rather than concluding the original Spanish‑language trilogy with Our Fault, the platform chose to expand the universe and produce English‑language remakes. Although the re‑casting sparked some criticism, the decision proved successful, preserving the core relationship between Noah and Nick while introducing fresh dynamics.
The franchise now extends far beyond its initial three films, consistently attracting new audiences with each release. Earlier installments experience renewed viewership as newer titles debut, creating a synergistic effect. Maintaining parallel versions of the same story has enabled Prime Video to exceed initial expectations and elevate the My Fault brand to a new level.
Release Date: June 8, 2023
Director: Nicole Wallace, Anastasia Russo, Gabriel Guevara
Writers: Domingo González, Mercedes Ron
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