Every Year After expands the character of Delilah in so many ways from Carley Fortune’s book Every Summer After. For one, there’s her fling with Charlie, which is a big new twist on its own, but even that is further complicated by an unexplored connection with her childhood friend Jordie. That love triangle gets even messier in Season 1’s finale, when Delilah is briefly shown kissing a woman during a Halloween party. While the show has yet to really delve into Delilah’s apparent queer identity, that kiss was very illuminating for Abigail Cowen.
The actor tells Elite Daily that she was initially thrown for a loop by Delilah hooking up with a woman following her divorce, but after reflecting on it, all the pieces came together. “It was a surprise, but also, not really,” Cowen says. “It kind of made sense, because although she was a free spirit when she was young, she was also kind of stifled. She kept herself in this box. Maybe this is something she’s been running from since she was young, and that plays into the reasons she’s guarded and pretends to be someone she’s not.”
The woman who kisses Delilah is not named, and is barely even shown in the brief scene, but Cowen sees the moment as something that “opens up the doors” to “see where Delilah can go” in the future.
Of course, the new divorcée also has some clearly telegraphed romantic prospects with Jordie and Charlie (though Michael Bradway has said he thinks Charlie and Delilah are done). Cowen is happy to let Delilah “play the field” for now: “She spent so many years yearning for Charlie, and then it wasn’t right when she finally got it. But of course there might still be something there. And she’s also questioning Jordie, but I think she’s in a space of focusing on herself and figuring out what she really wants right now.”
Although Delilah was kind of pulled between guys throughout Season 1, Cowen doesn’t rule out her character potentially moving on from men entirely. “I would love to see her be with a woman,” Cowen says. “Who knows?”
Charlie Florek is done living in the past… even if his last scene in the Season 1 finale of Every Year After may suggest otherwise. After spending a summer hiding a steamy affair with his childhood friend Delilah, Charlie seems to have fully moved on from Barry’s Bay, until a photograph brings him back (and also gives him a frightening heart attack). The picture is a clear indication that Alice Everly, the photographer who Charlie falls in love with in his book One Golden Summer, will be introduced in a potential second season. But, what about his feelings for Delilah?
Well, according to Michael Bradway, there is no romantic future there. “I think Charlie and Delilah’s love story has come to an end,” Bradway tells Elite Daily. “I just don’t think it makes sense for them to revisit that.”
He feels that the couple’s breakup in Episode 5, in which Delilah turned down Charlie’s proposition of exploring a real relationship, serves as a fitting end for the pairing. “I think she knew that Charlie wasn’t 100% in it when he asked, because she’s also not 100% in it,” Bradway says. “And so she was the responsible adult in that situation and said, ‘If this was a long time ago, I would’ve jumped at the opportunity. But we’re just at such a different place in our lives now, so it just doesn’t make sense.’ I think it ended at the right time for the right reasons.”
Bradway’s assessment is surprising, even to his co-star Abigail Cowen. Although Delilah claims to be over Charlie at the end of Season 1, Cowen doesn’t think she’s being totally honest. “I think there might still be a little bit of something there,” Cowen says. “I would like to see she and Charlie’s dynamic after they’ve healed a bit.”
While Bradway clarifies that he’d still love to see how Charlie and Delilah interact in the future, he’s firmly in the camp of Charlie and Alice being endgame. Though Prime Video has yet to officially confirm a second season, Bradway already knows which One Golden Summer scene he’s most looking forward to adapting: “In the book, Charlie bakes Alice a cake for her birthday, and I’m really excited for that scene.”
Abigail Cowen and the cast of ‘Every Year After‘ all stepped out for the world premiere of their new series at the event, held at SVA Theatre on Monday, June 8, during Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Click on photos below and it’s respective links.
Every Year After consists of eight episodes, which will all drop TOMORROW (June 10th) on Prime Video.
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Sam, Percy, Delilah, and Jordie at a Barry’s Bay bonfire? Say less. Sparks are flying, to say the least.
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EXCLUSIVE: James Badge Dale (13 Hours), Abigail Cowen (The Ritual) and Edouard Philipponnat (Napoleon) have been unveiled for the cast of of psychological thriller The Guide as production gets underway in Syracuse, New York.
It is the latest picture from husband-and-wife team Inon and Natalie Shampanier, who previously made waves with 2019 mental health coming-of-age tale Paper Spiders. Inon Shampanier directs from a script by co-written with Natalie Shampanier, who also rounds out the cast.
Cowen will play a young woman who enters a psilocybin mushroom retreat in an effort to heal past traumas, surrendering herself to the care of a psychedelic therapy guide (Badge Dale). As the guide’s motives come under suspicion, the past bleeds into the present and the session unravels into a psychedelic nightmare.
“This psychedelic therapy thriller is designed to be a visceral inward journey, and I am thrilled to go on this journey with the incredibly talented James Badge Dale, Abigail Cowen and Edouard Philipponnat,” said Inon Shampanier.
The film is produced by Anne Clements (Undercard, The Kill Room) in coproduction with Colleen Comer (Diario). Jake Casey (Hallowarrior) of The Dazey Phase is associate producing, and Molle DeBartolo (Pizza Movie) is on board as line producer.
Teen Vogue and Entertainment Weekly have exclusively released promotional photos, behind the scenes and stills of Abigail and the cast for Prime Videos’ ‘Every Year After‘, premiering on Wednesday, June 10 on Prime Video. The author and the cast also talk about bringing the characters to life and so much more. Check it below:
In building out the rest of the ensemble, Harris wanted to assign the characters “different points of view” so that they would have both sources of conflict and support. “The fantasy of what I love to build is these friendships that make people better,” she says. For instance, by introducing her best friends both in childhood (Abigail Cowen’s Delilah) and adulthood (Perrineau’s Chantal), the adaptation is able to reveal new sides of Percy.
Every Year After reunites Soverall with Cowen, with whom she worked on Fate: The Winx Saga. “She’s like a sister to me, which was cool to play because Delilah and Percy were like sisters when they were young,” Cowen says. “When they’re young, Delilah’s this firecracker, free-spirit type of girl, and Percy’s more internal and quiet. Delilah pushes her outside of her comfort zone. And in adulthood, Percy actually pushes Delilah out of her comfort zone to eventually confront her own demons.”
The first scene that Fortune watched on set was actually a confrontation between Percy and Delilah in the second episode. “Hearing Abigail say ‘Percy’ in that scene was almost like an out-of-body experience,” the author says. “There were a lot of people around me that day. If it had just been me watching them alone on the side, I would’ve been in tears.”
Though Delilah—who has bought a house in Barry’s Bay—may present as a kind of antagonist in the present day, Cowen says her character has chosen to self-isolate amidst upheaval in her personal life. Delilah has found an unexpected confidant in Charlie, the same guy she has had a crush on since she first visited Barry’s Bay as a child as Percy’s guest. “Delilah noticed Charlie first, but Charlie always noticed Delilah as well. As they get older and Delilah helps out with the memorial, there’s a friendship that forms, and they’re both helping each other fill a void in a way,” Bradway adds. “It becomes a confusing and dangerous relationship.”
Talking specifically about Percy and Delilah’s dynamic, the two aren’t on good terms when Percy first arrives back in town. But that’s not something Harris was interested in dragging out. “I don’t wanna write shows where women are mean to each other,” she says. “I’m interested in seeing those all play out, and that gives good drama, but at the end of the day, I just wanted to see these women support each other. But obviously there’s good drama in what the heck happened between Delilah and Percy that they’re no longer speaking.”
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Today, Prime Video released the trailer and key art for Every Year After, the series based on Carley Fortune’s bestselling novel Every Summer After. The Amazon Original series will debut all episodes on June 10, with an eight-episode season, and will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories around the world.
Told over the course of six years and one week in Barry’s Bay – the quintessential lake town – Every Year After is a romantic, nostalgic story of first loves and the people and choices that mark us forever.
The series is based on the best-selling novel by Carley Fortune, “Every Summer After” – which spent 16 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller list, has sold 1M+ copies to date, gaining popularity through BookTok with the book hashtag receiving over 81.4M views on TikTok.
Every Year After stars Sadie Soverall (Saltburn) and Matt Cornett (High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, Summer of 69) as Percy and Sam, the couple at the center of the love story. Additional cast members include, Aurora Perrineau (KAOS, Westworld), Abigail Cowen (Fate: The Winx Saga), Michael Bradway (Chicago Fire, Marked Men), Joseph Chiu (Fear Street: Prom Queen, Motorheads) and Elisha Cuthbert (Girl Next Door, Happy Endings).
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Hey Abigail fans. I have added screen captures of Abigail Cowen as Fiona in the feature film “Witch Hunt“, released back in 2021, to the gallery.
Keep an eye on our gallery as we will be adding more missing content from Abigail’s filmography, as well, other content. Enjoy!
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Abigail Cowen attended the Falconeri Dinner celebrating the Ultrafine Cashmere Collection held at Getty House on Thursday, April 23, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. Photos can be seen below:
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Hey Abigail and Fate: The Winx Saga fans. I’d like to announce a special project dedicated to our beloved series, which unfortunately only run for two seasons, Fate: The Winx Saga Diaries. I’d also like to thank my host The Fan Carpet for this incredible idea and for helping me out to bring this to life. If the show somehow impacted you or was your comfort show from 2021-2022, this special project is for you.
Our full welcome post can be seen here, as you’re allowed to navigate the entire site as we keep adding content to it, not just the galleries dedicated the actors, but also pages related to the characters, and the rich world that was the Otherworld and Alfea.
The series starred Abigail Cowen as Bloom, Elisha Applebaum as Musa, and Hannah van der Westhuysen as Stella. As we already host fansites dedicated to them, we decided to take a different approach for the rest of the cast — and so Fate: The Winx Saga Diaries was born.
Across the site, you’ll find links to the external fansites for Abigail, Elisha, and Hannah. Internally — and this is where it gets exciting — we’ve built dedicated galleries for the wider cast. Currently, you can explore galleries for Precious Mustapha (Aisha), Eliot Salt (Terra), Danny Griffin (Sky), Freddie Thorp (Riven), and Jacob Dudman (Sam), with a gallery for Sadie Soverall (Beatrix) on the way.
This is just the beginning. Over time, we’ll continue expanding the galleries and adding new features, with the aim of keeping Fate: The Winx Saga alive for fans.
So welcome — and enjoy your stay. If you’re here, chances are you loved Fate: The Winx Saga as much as we did. And who knows… with enough love, maybe we can spark a return to the Otherworld and Alfea!
