Elle Star Anya Taylor-Joy Returns in New Series Lucky Amid July TV Highlights

July brings a diverse slate of new series across streaming platforms, featuring notable stars and nostalgic revivals. On July 1, Amazon Prime debuts "Elle," a prequel to the 2001 cult film "Legally Blonde," starring a young Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods navigating high school in 1995 before moving to Seattle. The show includes the final appearance of James Van Der Beek and new talents like Lexi Mintri.

Netflix revives the classic "Little House on the Prairie" on July 9 with a modern adaptation that expands perspectives to include the Osage Nation's story, highlighting the complex history of American pioneers. Alice Halcy stars as Laura Ingalls, joined by Luke Bracey and Bart Dos.

On July 12, "The Five-Star Weekend" premieres on HOT, yes, and Cellcom TV, featuring Jennifer Garner and Regina Hall in a drama about a chef coping with her husband's death by reconnecting with friends from different life stages. July 15 sees several releases: "The Westies," a crime drama set in 1980s New York starring Oscar winner J.K. Simmons; "Lucky" on Apple TV Plus, starring Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist on the run, produced by Reese Witherspoon; and "Ride or Die" on Amazon Prime, an action comedy with Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer as friends on the run.

Netflix also launches "The Hawk" on July 16, a comedy starring Will Ferrell as a washed-up golfer attempting a comeback. HBO Max releases "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" on July 23, a "Big Bang Theory" spin-off focusing on Stuart Bloom navigating a multiverse apocalypse.

Disney+ premieres the thriller "Furious" on July 27, starring Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent chasing a cunning serial killer, marking a tonal shift for creator Elizabeth Meriwether. Additional highlights include the return of "X-Men 97" on Disney+ July 1, the third season of Apple TV Plus's "Silo" on July 3, HBO's Burning Man documentary on July 9, and the full "Schitt's Creek" series arriving on HOT July 19.

These releases showcase a blend of nostalgia, star power, and fresh storytelling across genres and platforms this July.