Jason Clarke Faces Chaos in Alaska in The Last Frontier
Apple TV+ sets October 10 premiere for The Last Frontier, a high-stakes thriller starring Jason Clarke as a U.S. Marshal battling escaped convicts and a growing conspiracy in the Alaskan wild.
Apple TV+ has revealed the official premiere date for The Last Frontier, an original 10-episode action-thriller series from The Blacklist creator Jon Bokenkamp and The Call writer Richard D’Ovidio. The series will debut globally on October 10, 2025, with the first two episodes, followed by new episodes every Friday through December 5.
Set deep in the Alaskan wilderness, The Last Frontier centers on Frank Remnick (played by Jason Clarke), the only U.S. Marshal in the region. His life is turned upside down when a prison transport plane crashes nearby, unleashing dozens of dangerous inmates. As chaos erupts, Remnick suspects the crash may not have been an accident but part of a more sinister international plot.
The Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra – Official Story Trailer may be grabbing gaming headlines, but this Apple TV+ thriller is poised to make waves on the streaming front. With fast-paced visuals and a gripping plot, the trailer for The Last Frontier offers a taste of the intense drama to come.
The series boasts a powerhouse cast including Dominic Cooper as a fugitive Navy SEAL, Haley Bennett as a CIA agent, and Simone Kessell as Frank’s wife. Supporting roles include Alfre Woodard, Dallas Goldtooth, and Tait Blum. The pilot is directed by Sam Hargrave (Extraction), adding cinematic flair to the small screen.
Filmed across rugged terrains in Quebec and Alberta between early and late 2024, the production leans into the raw elements of its setting. The show’s creators promise a blend of explosive action, family drama, and geopolitical intrigue, making it a standout in Apple TV+’s growing slate of thrillers.
The Last Frontier comes from Apple Studios and Pickpocket Entertainment, with executive producers including Jason Clarke, Laura Benson (The Big C), Glenn Kessler (Bloodline), and Albert Kim (Nikita). With strong pedigree behind the camera and an urgent, character-driven story, this thriller is primed for a strong debut.
