“Your Fault: London” Debuts as the Second UK Adaptation of the “Culpa” Franchise

Prime Video released *Your Fault: London* on June 17 2026, making the film available exclusively on its streaming platform. The movie continues the storyline of step-siblings Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick (Matthew Broome) as they attempt to conceal their relationship. It follows the 2025 debut of *My Fault: London* and precedes the third installment, *Our Fault: London*, which is currently in post-production.

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The franchise originates from Mercedes Ron’s self-published Wattpad romance novels, later compiled into a bestselling Spanish trilogy. Those novels were adapted into three Spanish-language films that achieved strong viewership on Prime Video. The English-language versions were commissioned to capitalize on the existing fan base and to expand Prime Video’s presence in the young-adult (YA) market.

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• 2023 – Spanish film *Culpa Mia* released.

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• 2025 – English adaptation *My Fault: London* filmed and released.

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• Early 2026 – *Your Fault: London* shot back-to-back with *Our Fault: London*.

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• June 17 2026 – *Your Fault: London* premieres on Prime Video.

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• Release platform: Amazon Prime Video (exclusive).

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• Series structure: three-film English trilogy (first two released, third in post).

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• Award: Matthew Broome received the International Golden Nymph for Most Promising Talent at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival in June 2026.

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Matthew Broome described the adaptation process as “high-pressure” due to the rapid turnaround from the beloved Spanish originals and the expectation to satisfy an established fan base. He noted that the positive reception of the first film affirmed the team’s effort. Broome also highlighted the award as a career milestone, saying it signals a trajectory that could “open more doors.” Regarding future projects, he indicated that while the current trilogy is complete, the existence of a fourth novel by Ron leaves open the possibility of further adaptations.

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A review in *The Guardian* criticized the sequel for lacking “passion or fizz,” describing the performances as “frozen, startled” and the sex scenes as “softcore-lite, avoiding the relevant body parts.” The critique suggests the film fails to deliver the emotional intensity expected from the source material.

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The *Culpa* adaptations illustrate Prime Video’s strategy to leverage internationally successful YA properties for English-language audiences, reinforcing its competitive position against other streaming services. For Broome, the franchise has accelerated his visibility, culminating in an industry award and heightened interest in future high-profile roles, including his expressed desire to audition for the James Bond series.

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Broome’s statements convey that the first film was “well received,” yet *The Guardian* review characterizes the sequel as lacking enthusiasm, indicating divergent assessments of audience and critical response. Additionally, no official confirmation exists regarding the adaptation of Ron’s fourth novel, leaving the franchise’s continuation uncertain.

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• “I remember when we were first announced and it didn’t land the most positively, which was understandable. They’d done such a quick turnaround to do an English version and [the original] was so loved,” — Matthew Broome, actor

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• “This is my first award ever in my career and it’s unbelievable to me that there are people out there recognizing me for my work,” — Matthew Broome, actor

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• “There was definitely the pressure when the first still images of the project came out, or the first clip or the first trailer.” — Matthew Broome, actor

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• “But the sex scenes are softcore-lite, avoiding the relevant body parts, as if written and choreographed by people who don’t know which bit goes where.” — *The Guardian* review

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• “No, I haven’t, but I would love to. Who wouldn’t? But no, I haven’t auditioned for it.” — Matthew Broome, actor

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Prime Video has announced that *Our Fault: London* is in post-production, completing the current English trilogy. Broome’s future may include auditions for major franchises, while the potential adaptation of Ron’s fourth novel remains unconfirmed.

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