Katherine Waterston
John Cho Can’t Trust His AI Device in Blumhouse’s ‘Afraid’ Trailer
John Cho begins to regret using an AI device to keep his loved ones safe in the first trailer for the thriller feature Afraid. Sony released the trailer Wednesday for writer-director Chris Weitz’s film that hits theaters Aug. 30 and was formerly known by the title They Listen. Hailing from Columbia Pictures and Blumhouse Productions, […]
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Cannes: Signature Picks Up Jodie Comer’s ‘The End We Start From’ for U.K. (Exclusive)
Signature Entertainment has acquired the U.K. and Irish rights to The End We Start From, starring Jodie Comer, from Anton. The feature is directed by BAFTA winner Mahalia Belo (The Long Song) from a script written by Alice Birch (Normal People, Dead Ringers) and based on the novel by Megan Hunter. The film is led […]
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John Cho, Katherine Waterston to Star in ‘They Listen’ Horror Pic
John Cho and Katherine Waterston are set to star in They Listen, a horror pic from writer-director Chris Weitz, who was behind American Pie and About a Boy. Blumhouse and Sony Pictures are backing the Depth of Field production that marks the 11th collaboration between Cho and Weitz. Story details are scarce, but They Listen is […]
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Katherine Waterston on ‘The World to Come’ Venice Premiere and HBO’s Ambitious ‘The Third Day’
Katherine Waterston, who recently had a bout with COVID-19, examines how she chooses roles and reflects on working with Michael Fassbender in 'Alien: Covenant.'
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‘The World to Come’: Film Review | Venice 2020
Katherine Waterston and Vanessa Kirby play 19th-century farmers' wives who develop a passionate connection in Mona Fastvold's drama co-starring Casey Affleck and Christopher Abbott.
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Casey Affleck Sets ‘World to Come’ With Production Banner
Casey Affleck’s production company Sea Change Media is set to produce the 'The World to Come,' the new feature from director Mona Fastvold and screenwriters Ron Hansen and Jim Shepard, adapted from Shepard’s acclaimed short story.
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Director Meredith Danluck Explains How a Personal Tragedy Inspired ‘State Like Sleep’
Meredith Danluck sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss her film 'State Like Sleep,' inspired by a personal tragedy, working with Katherine Waterston and Michael Shannon and more.
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‘State Like Sleep’: Film Review
Katherine Waterston plays a widow learning her husband's secrets in Meredith Danluck's drama 'State Like Sleep.'
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‘Mid90s’: Film Review | TIFF 2018
Jonah Hill's directing debut 'Mid90s' watches as a preteen learns the social value of skateboarding.
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‘The Current War’: Film Review | TIFF 2017
Benedict Cumberbatch and Michael Shannon face off as rival American electricity pioneers Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse in 'The Current War,' a biodrama from 'Me and Earl and the Dying Girl' director Alfonso Gomez-Rejon.
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In Theaters This Weekend: Reviews of ‘Alien: Covenant’ ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul’ and More
Also: What THR's critics are saying about Amandla Stenberg in teenage romance drama 'Everything, Everything' and Bryan Cranston and Jennifer Garner in 'Wakefield.'
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Box-Office Preview: ‘Alien: Covenant’ to Rocket Past ‘Guardians Vol. 2’
Two smaller films targeting kids and tweens also open this weekend — a 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' reboot and YA film adaptation 'Everything, Everything.'
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