The Spiderwick Chronicles TV Series on Roku: Everything You Need to Know: See Teaser Trailer

The Spiderwick Chronicles follows the journey of the Grace Family as they undergo a coming-of-age experience when they relocate from New York to Michigan. When they settle into their new home, the family not only unravels the mysteries concealed within their great-grandfather's estate but also stumbles upon a hidden and enchanting world that now surrounds them.

The TV show is an adaptation of the globally acclaimed series of books of the same name by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black. Roku announced last year (2023) that it acquired the exclusive, premiere U.S. rights to the New York Times best-seller. The fantasy adventure produced by Paramount Television Studios & 20th Television will debut on The Roku Channel on April 19, 2024

Helen and her children, 15-year-old fraternal twins Jared and Simon, and their sister Mallory move to their ancestral home, Spiderwick Estate. Jared soon learns that magical creatures exist when he discovers a goblin-like creature known as a boggart. But the only one who believes Jared is his great-aunt Lucinda, who implores him to find the pages of her father’s field guide to magical creatures and protect them from the murderous Ogre, Mulgarath.

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The eight-episode original series stars Joy Bryant (Antwone Fisher, Honey, Parenthood) as Helen Grace, Christian Slater (True Romance, Broken Arrow, Archer) as Mulgarath, Noah Cottrell (Punky Brewster, Skyscraper) as Simon Grace, Lyon Daniels (We Can Be Heroes, Patriot) as Jared Grace, Mychala Lee (Truth Be Told) as Mallory Grace, and Jack Dylan Grazer (It, Shazam, Luca) as the voice of Thimbletack.

The Spiderwick Chronicles is executive produced by Aron Eli Coleite, who also serves as showrunner, along with Kat Coiro, who directs the first two episodes of the series. Tony DiTerlizzi, Holly Black, Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, Jeremy Bell, D.J. Goldberg, Julie Kane-Ritsch, and Grace Gilroy also executive produce.

You can watch it on Roku devices or TVs, and it's also easily accessible online at TheRokuChannel.com, iOS and Android devices, Amazon Fire TVs, Samsung TV, Google TV, and other Android TV OS devices.

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