Six years after it shocked Netflix viewers around the world, fans keep asking the same question. The 365 Days cast — where are they now? The Polish erotic thriller became one of the most talked-about streaming hits of the 2020 lockdown era. Love it or hate it, the film turned its two unknown leads into global stars overnight.
Michele Morrone and Anna-Maria Sieklucka went from total unknowns to household names within weeks. Since then, their careers have gone in very different directions. Here is everything we know about the 365 Days cast in 2026 — who broke through, who stepped back, and what comes next.
What Was 365 Days About?
Before the updates, here is a quick refresher. 365 Days is a 2020 Polish erotic thriller directed by Barbara Białowąs and Tomasz Mandes, adapted from Blanka Lipińska’s bestselling first novel. The plot follows Laura Biel, a Warsaw sales executive, who is abducted by Sicilian crime boss Massimo Torricelli. He gives her 365 days to fall in love with him.
The film opened in Polish theaters on February 7, 2020. Then Netflix picked it up internationally on June 7, 2020 — right in the middle of the first lockdown summer. As a result, it exploded. It hit number one on Netflix in the United States and the United Kingdom, and held the U.S. number-one spot for ten days, according to Polygon. Few films have ever generated that much viewing from that little marketing.
Critics, however, were brutal. The film holds a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Reviewers condemned the writing and its treatment of kidnapping, consent, and sexual violence. The backlash was real. A French feminist collective gathered 40,000 signatures on a removal petition. Singer Duffy wrote an open letter to Netflix CEO Reed Hastings. Another petition drew over 70,000 signatures. The Parents Television Council asked Netflix to pull the film. The movie also became Razzie royalty — nominated for Worst Picture, Worst Director, Worst Actor, and Worst Actress, and winning Worst Screenplay.
Where Is Michele Morrone Now?
Michele Morrone was the breakout face of the 365 Days cast. Born October 3, 1990, in Italy, he trained at the Teatro Fraschini in Pavia. Before fame, he spent years working in Italian television. His early credits included Come un Delfino, Squadra Antimafia, Sirene, Medici, and Bar Giuseppe. In addition, he was the runner-up on Italy’s Ballando con le Stelle in 2016. Then Massimo Torricelli changed everything.
Since 365 Days, Morrone has built the most visible post-film career of anyone in the cast. In 2024, he starred as struggling father Nick in Subservience, opposite Megan Fox as an AI android. The sci-fi thriller put him back in front of American audiences and showed a different side of his screen presence.
His momentum kept building. On May 1, 2025, he appeared as Dante Versano in Another Simple Favor. The film is the sequel to the hit Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick comedy-mystery. He also played Mek in Home Sweet Home Rebirth (2025), a horror reimagining that expanded his genre range.
Then came the big one. On December 19, 2025, The Housemaid opened in theaters, with Morrone playing Enzo Accardi opposite Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried in director Paul Feig’s adaptation of the bestselling thriller. The film became a major box-office hit. Lionsgate greenlit a sequel, The Housemaid’s Secret, with Morrone set to reprise Enzo. Production is targeted for 2026. The film later premiered on Starz on April 1, 2026.
Television came calling too. On September 3, 2026, all eight episodes of The Gentlemen season 2 arrived on Netflix. Morrone joined as Francesco “Cico” Maldini, Eddie’s new Italian business partner and fixer. A third season has already been confirmed, so viewers will see more of Cico. For a star who started out as a daytime-TV actor in Italy, it is a remarkable climb. Much like the transformation tracked in our where-are-they-now look at The Last Alaskans cast, it shows how one breakout role can redirect an entire career.
Morrone’s Music Career
Acting is only half the story. Morrone is a self-taught guitarist who picked up the instrument at 25. He released his debut album, Dark Room, on February 14, 2020. Several of its songs, including “Feel It,” “Hard for Me,” and “Watch Me Burn,” were featured in or tied to the 365 Days soundtrack. The music became almost as famous as the film itself, with “Feel It” racking up hundreds of millions of streams.
He followed it with a second album, Double, released on September 29, 2023. Between albums, he has modeled for Dolce & Gabbana, fronting a D&G eyewear campaign, and he launched his own women’s beachwear brand, AurumRoma, in August 2020 with designer Chiara Pollano. Few actors from a single Netflix hit have diversified this successfully.
Inside Morrone’s Personal Life
Morrone married Lebanese stylist Rouba Saadeh in 2014, and the couple divorced in 2018. They share two sons, born in 2014 and 2017. He has spoken openly about the difficult period after the divorce, writing that he went through severe depression and considered leaving acting altogether. Fans have praised his honesty about that chapter.
In June 2021, an Instagram photo with co-star Simone Susinna sparked online speculation about his sexuality. Morrone addressed it directly, saying they were close friends “like brothers,” that he had not come out, and that he supports the LGBTQ+ community. As reported by Out magazine, he handled the moment with grace and moved on.
Looking ahead, Morrone has two major projects on the horizon. He plays Alfieri Maserati in Maserati: The Brothers, a racing epic co-starring Anthony Hopkins, Al Pacino, Andy García, and Jessica Alba. It has a planned limited Italian theatrical release on October 15, 2026. He also stars as private investigator Tommaso opposite Gabrielle Union in the Prime Video romantic comedy Blame It on Rome. It was directed by Francesco Carrozzini and filmed in Rome, though no release date has been announced yet.
Where Is Anna-Maria Sieklucka Now?
Anna-Maria Sieklucka’s path has been quieter — and, in some ways, more interesting. Born May 31, 1992, in Lublin, Poland, she graduated in 2018. Her degree came from the Faculty of Puppetry at the AST National Academy of Theatre Arts. She speaks Polish, English, French, and German. Before 365 Days, her screen experience was limited to theatre work and a single 2019 episode of the Polish medical drama Na dobre i na złe, where she played Aniela Grabek.
In other words, 365 Days was her feature-film debut. She has said she initially hesitated over the script and the role. Nevertheless, she took the leap, returned for both 2022 sequels, and became instantly recognizable to millions of viewers. Like her co-star, she received a Razzie nomination for Worst Actress — an odd badge of honor that both leads now share.
Since the trilogy ended, Sieklucka has chosen substance over spotlight. Her most notable recent role is Evie in Compulsion. She stars opposite Charlotte Kirk and Zach McGowan, with The Descent director Neil Marshall behind the camera. The film premiered at the Mediterrane Film Festival in Malta. Saban Films picked up domestic distribution, and it arrived on digital, VOD, and in limited theaters on September 19, 2025. In a 2025 interview, she reflected on the 365 Days experience and where she wants her career to go next.
She has also stayed close to her roots. In 2025, she appeared in one episode of the Polish series Komisarz Alex as Michalina Zielak, and she continues to work in theatre. On the lighter side, she competed on Poland’s Twoja twarz brzmi znajomo in 2021, finishing seventh. She did the same on Poland’s Dancing with the Stars in 2024. A September 2025 interview revealed she is exploring music as well.
As for her personal life, Sieklucka has kept it firmly out of the spotlight. Older reports linked her with theatre director Łukasz Witt-Michałowski. Nothing current has been reliably confirmed, so it would be wrong to present any old relationship as her present situation. Unlike many instant celebrities, she has guarded her privacy — and kept working.
No confirmed post-2025 screen project has surfaced in reliable sources as of this writing. That may simply mean she is choosing carefully. After debuting in one of the most-watched films on the planet, she has earned the right to be selective.
The 365 Days Sequels: What Happened to Laura and Massimo?
The story did not end with the first film. Netflix released 365 Days: This Day on April 27, 2022, picking up with Laura and Massimo now married. Family secrets and the arrival of a mysterious gardener named Nacho complicate everything. Then The Next 365 Days arrived on August 19, 2022, continuing Laura’s tug-of-war between Massimo and Nacho and leaving her final choice unresolved.
Neither sequel escaped the critical drubbing of the original. This Day holds 0% on Rotten Tomatoes from 17 reviews and an 8/100 score on Metacritic; the third film also sits at 0%. Still, both found their audience on Netflix, and the cliffhanger ending of the third film has kept fans asking for more. Be cautious with tabloid claims about a fourth film, however — no trade or mainstream outlet has confirmed any continuation, so treat such rumors as unverified.
Simone Susinna: The Breakout Gardener
If anyone stole scenes in the sequels, it was Simone Susinna. Born November 14, 1993, in Catania, Sicily, the Italian model turned actor played Marcello “Nacho” Matos, the gardener who became Laura’s alternative love interest. Before the films, he was best known as the runner-up on L’Isola dei Famosi in 2017, Italy’s version of Celebrity Survivor.
365 Days: This Day was his acting debut, and the role made him an instant fan favorite. Since then, he has kept building an acting career in Italian cinema. His credits include Heaven in Hell (2023), Un Natale Senza Babbo (2024), and Malamore (2025). Of all the sequel additions, he has the most momentum.
The Supporting 365 Days Cast: Where Are They Now?
The leads get the headlines, but the supporting 365 Days cast has its own stories worth telling.
Magdalena Lamparska played Olga, Laura’s loyal best friend, in all three films. Born January 6, 1988, in Słupsk, Poland, she graduated from the Aleksander Zelwerowicz State Theatre Academy in Warsaw in 2011. Polish audiences already knew her as Marta in the TV series 39 i pół (2008–2009). Her other credits include The Zookeeper’s Wife (2017). She also starred in the Polish hit The Taming of the Shrewd (2022) and its 2023 sequel.
Otar Saralidze was Domenico, Massimo’s associate, in all three films. Born January 14, 1990, in Tbilisi, Georgia, he is a Georgian-born Polish actor. He also graduated from the Zelwerowicz academy in Warsaw. In addition to screen acting, he works as a dubbing and voice artist.
Grażyna Szapołowska played Klara Biel, Laura’s mother, in the first film — and she brought serious pedigree to the role. Born September 19, 1953, in Bydgoszcz, she is a veteran of Polish cinema. She is known for Krzysztof Kieślowski’s A Short Film About Love (1988) and as Telimena in Andrzej Wajda’s Pan Tadeusz (1999). That role won her the Polish Academy Award for Best Actress. She did not return for the sequels.
Ewa Kasprzyk replaced Szapołowska as Klara in both 2022 sequels. Kasprzyk is another veteran Polish actress. She is beloved for the Kogel-mogel comedies. She was later nominated for a Polish Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for The Peasants (2023).
Natasza Urbańska played Anna, Massimo’s former lover, and reprised the role in This Day. Born August 17, 1977, in Warsaw, she is a Polish actress, singer, dancer, and TV presenter. She first gained recognition at Studio Buffo in Warsaw. She has been married to Janusz Józefowicz since 2008, and the couple has one child. She also served as a coach on The Voice Kids in 2024 and 2025.
Bronisław Wrocławski was Mario, Massimo’s senior adviser, in the first film. Born August 31, 1951, in Łódź, he is a veteran Polish actor. His decades of film and television credits include a long run on Barwy szczęścia from 2007 to 2025.
What’s Next for the 365 Days Cast?
So the 365 Days cast, where are they now? The answer splits neatly in two. Michele Morrone leveraged the role into a genuine Hollywood career. He now has studio films, a hit Netflix series, a music catalog, and fashion campaigns. Anna-Maria Sieklucka took the opposite route, returning to theatre and selective screen work while guarding her privacy. Simone Susinna, meanwhile, is quietly building a career in Italian film. The veteran Polish supporting players continue their long, respected careers at home.
Will there ever be a fourth film? Nothing official has been announced, and fans should treat tabloid claims with skepticism. But the trilogy’s streaming afterlife keeps finding new viewers, which means the question will keep coming. For now, the cast of 365 Days has done what few one-hit casts manage: they kept going. Readers who enjoy following stars beyond their breakout roles can explore more. Our profile of VTubing’s biggest star and our look at stars who have been honest about plastic surgery offer more deep dives into fame’s strange paths.