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Prime Video is developing a television adaptation of Elsie Silver’s contemporary romance series Rose Hill. The project has filled several principal roles and named key creative personnel, but it remains in early stages and no release date has been announced.

Current status: early development, casting under way

The series has not yet entered production. Amazon and the producers are still assembling the cast, and scheduling and filming timelines have not been disclosed.

Empty audition room with scripts and chairs as casting continues
Casting and pre-production are underway while the series assembles its lead roles.

For now, the project is progressing through casting and pre-production tasks rather than shooting or post-production work.

Confirmed cast

Several lead roles have been assigned. Actor Jake Weary will portray rancher West Belmont. Model-turned-actor Sean O’Pry is set as Ford Grant, while Hannah Galway will play Rose and Sadie Dickerson takes the role of country-pop star Skylar Stone.

Headshots and wardrobe on a casting table for confirmed cast members
Confirmed cast includes Jake Weary, Sean O’Pry and Hannah Galway.

Additional casting announcements include Siobhan McGroarty as Cora, Sophia Reid-Gantzert as Emmy Belmont and West Mulholland as Oliver Belmont. Gigi Zumbado and Curtis Hamilton have joined in recurring guest parts as Tabitha and Bash Rousseau, respectively.

Sean O’Pry is noted outside acting circles for his appearance in the music video for Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space.”

Creative team and production partners

Amazon revealed at its upfront presentation in May 2026 that Heidi Cole McAdams will serve as showrunner. Director Marc Webb is attached to helm the pilot and the second episode.

Production comes from Temple Hill. Author Elsie Silver is listed as an executive producer alongside Temple Hill producers Wyck Godfrey, Marty Bowen and James Seidman. Temple Hill’s Annika Patton is a co-executive producer.

Source material: the Rose Hill novels

Elsie Silver’s series comprises four books: Wild Love, Wild Eyes, Wild Side and Wild Card. The adaptation draws on the novels’ small-town setting and romantic-drama beats.

Premise: family ties, friendship and romantic tension

The story centers on West Belmont, a rancher with commitment issues, and his neighbor and longtime friend Ford Grant, a brooding record label owner. Ford has harbored feelings for West’s sister, Rose, for years.

The arrival of pop star Skylar Stone into the mountain town complicates relationships and stirs new conflicts across the Belmont family and the wider community.

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