Rebecca Ferguson's 2019 Stephen King adaptation *Doctor Sleep* has climbed back into the top 10 on VOD platforms such as Prime Video and Apple TV, driven by renewed interest in her work as audiences seek out her back catalogue while she stars in the third season of *Silo*. The 152-minute sequel to *The Shining*, directed by Mike Flanagan and co-starring Ewan McGregor, originally struggled at the box office, but its resurgence caps a strong run for Ferguson across film and television in 2026.

The film grossed just $72 million globally against a $45 million budget, falling short of profitability on release, and it is not currently available on any US streaming service, making its VOD rental surge notable. It forms part of a broader run of success for Ferguson this year, including the Chris Pratt sci-fi thriller *Mercy*, which flopped in cinemas before finding an audience on Prime Video, and *The Magic Faraway Tree*, due for a US cinema release in August 2026. She continues as Juliette Nichols in *Silo* on Apple TV, with a fourth season confirmed for summer 2027, and is set to reprise Lady Jessica in *Dune: Part Three* later this year.