Maxton Hall’s Final-Season Trailer Is Here, Set for Dec. 9

Official Prime Video key art for Maxton Hall's final season, with Harriet Herbig-Matten as Ruby leaning back against Damian Hardung as James in a stone cloister, and the December 9 premiere date

Prime Video dropped the official Maxton Hall Season 3 trailer on Nov. 9. The final season, with Harriet Herbig-Matten and Damian Hardung, runs Dec. 9–23.

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Prime Video released the official trailer for the third and final season of Maxton Hall—The World Between Us on Nov. 9. Harriet Herbig-Matten and Damian Hardung return as Ruby and James. Amazon says the six-episode season begins Dec. 9, with two episodes a week through a Dec. 23 finale (About Amazon).

The featured image is official Prime Video key art for the final season, with Herbig-Matten as Ruby and Hardung as James.

The Lowdown

This is a trailer story, not a newly announced premiere date. Amazon first posted this official page on June 17, 2025, and marked the Nov. 9 refresh as the trailer update — that is the event we are dating the report to. PCP did not have a prior Maxton Hall news article. The Dec. 9 premiere was already on our Coming Back calendar, then attributed to TVmaze listings; the official page now confirms that date and the weekly drop pattern.

Key Takeaways

  • Prime Video released the official Season 3 trailer on Nov. 9. It is on the official Amazon Prime Video UK & IE YouTube channel, titled Maxton Hall: Season 3 | Official Trailer | Prime Video, and is also embedded on Amazon’s official page.
  • Harriet Herbig-Matten and Damian Hardung return in the lead roles as Ruby and James.
  • Amazon says the final season has six episodes: the first two arrive Dec. 9, then two more each week through the Dec. 23 finale, in over 240 territories.
  • Season 3 is based on Save Us, the third novel in Mona Kasten’s series, according to the official page.
  • Martin Schreier is back as director. Sandra Stöckmann and Ceylan Yildirim are the head writers (About Amazon).
Maxton Hall: Season 3 | Official Trailer | Prime Video

The Full Story

The official video went up on the Amazon Prime Video UK & IE YouTube channel under the title Maxton Hall: Season 3 | Official Trailer | Prime Video. Amazon’s entertainment page, written by Emily Murray, carries the same embed and a note that the article first went up June 17, 2025, then was refreshed Nov. 9 with the trailer.

Amazon’s schedule is specific. The last season runs six episodes. The first two go up Dec. 9 on Prime Video, which the company says will carry the season in over 240 territories. Two more episodes follow each week, ending Dec. 23. The first two seasons are already on the service. PCP’s Coming Back calendar had already listed a Dec. 9 Season 3 premiere, then citing TVmaze; the official page is now the confirmation.

Official materials describe the last season as an adaptation of Save Us, the third book in Mona Kasten’s Maxton Hall novels. In Amazon’s synopsis, Ruby is off the Maxton Hall College roll, and the Oxford place she has been aiming for is in doubt. She and James set out to show she did not do what she has been accused of. The official write-up says that the nearer they get to what actually happened, the more it puts their relationship and their friendships under strain, and that the season asks whether love is enough to hold the rest together. That is the studio’s setup, not a review of episodes we have not seen.

Herbig-Matten and Hardung are back as Ruby and James. Amazon’s official page also posts a longer returning-cast list, among them Sonja Weißer as Lydia Beaufort, Eidin Jalali as Graham, and Fedja van Huêt as Mortimer.

Martin Schreier returns to direct. Amazon names Sandra Stöckmann and Ceylan Yildirim as head writers, with additional scripts from Marlene Melchior, Catharina Junk and Aylin Kockler. Yildirim, Markus Brunnemann and Eike Adler are the executive producers, and Valentin Debler is the producer. The official page says the series had support from the German Motion Picture Fund.

Amazon describes Maxton Hall as “the most successful scripted international Original series on Prime Video.” That is the company’s claim; we are repeating it as such, not as an independently ranked fact. For more Prime Video television, see Mike Flanagan’s Carrie, which the streamer has already renewed for a second season, and the rest of TV & Streaming.