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Nicole Wallace closes the Culpables chapter and looks to what's next

Putri ArdhanaPublished 22m ago3 min readBased on 10 sources
Nicole Wallace closes the Culpables chapter and looks to what's next
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Nicole Wallace has not read Culpa Vuestra and has held no talks about playing Noah again.

The Spanish-American actor spoke to Deadline as the cover star of its 2026 MIPCOM special magazine issue, published on 13 October. The interview looks back on the end of the three-film Culpables run. No fourth film is in discussion.

Wallace first broke through as Nora in the Spanish version of teen drama Skam. She then took the lead as Noah in Culpa mía (My Fault), the first film in the Culpables series based on the books by Mercedes Ron.

The story follows a romance between Noah and Nick, played by Gabriel Guevara. Nick is the son of Noah's mother's new husband. Two sequels followed, Culpa tuya (Your Fault) and Culpa nuestra (Our Fault).

The three Spanish-language films drew more than 100 million viewers on Prime Video, according to Prime Video. That is a lot of eyes. It made Noah and Nick one of the streamer's best-known young couples.

Author Mercedes Ron told Deadline that Wallace was the perfect choice to bring Noah to life. Wallace returned the praise in her own way. She named Culpa nuestra as her favourite of the three films.

Ron has since released a fourth novel in the series, titled Culpa Vuestra. Wallace said she has not read it. She also said she has not had conversations about reprising the role of Noah.

What comes next is already set. Wallace has signed a talent deal with Amazon MGM Studios, meaning the studio will develop and back projects built around her. The first project under that deal is Postcards From Italy, according to Variety. Jessica Yu is attached to that project.

She also has a starring role in motor-racing drama Throttled. Amazon MGM Studios has described her as the star of Prime Video's biggest international originals, Culpa Mia and Culpa Tuya. Wallace has previously said she wants to work in the United States.

For fans, this means a pause. Noah's story has reached its screen ending, with no new shoot on the calendar. Wallace's next characters will be new faces in new worlds.