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Josh Hutcherson is looking for laughs again: The actor — who previously starred in the Hulu comedy Future Man — has joined Bottoms star/co-writer Rachel Sennott’s untitled HBO comedy series, our sister site Deadline reports.

Hunger Games vet Hutcherson replaces Miles Robbins in the show, in which “a codependent friend group reunites, navigating how the time apart, ambition, and new relationships have changed them,” per the official synopsis.

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Josh Hutcherson has joined the cast of an upcoming HBO series in a recasting!

The 32-year-old will take over a lead role in Rachel Sennott‘s untitled comedy series, Deadline has revealed.

Josh is taking over a role from Miles Robbins after the role underwent some changes after the pilot was filmed and the series was picked up.

Keep reading to find out more…

Also set to star in the series are Jordan Firstman, Odessa A’Zion and True Whitaker, with Leighton Meester and TikTok star Quenlin Blackwell serving as guest stars.

The untitled series was first ordered as a pilot back in March 2024, and it was ordered to series in September.

In the show, “a codependent friend group reunites, navigating how the time apart, ambition, and new relationships have changed them,” and it is set to debut later this year.

This will mark Josh‘s on-screen return to television in...

Josh Hutcherson has joined Rachel Sennott’s upcoming HBO comedy series in a recasting, Variety has learned.

Hutcherson will take over one of the lead roles, which was played by Miles Robbins in the series’ pilot, as the role underwent changes after the pilot was shot and the show was greenlit. Sennott also stars in the untitled series along with Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, and True Whitaker. Leighton Meester and Quenlin Blackwell guest star.

Hutcherson is best known for his starring role in the original “Hunger Games” films, and will reprise his role from “Five Nights at Freddy’s” in the sequel due out this fall. His other films roles include “The Disaster Artist,” “The Kids Are All Right,” and “Zathura.” Hutcherson also previously starred in the Hulu series “Future Man,” which ran for three seasons.

He is repped by Gersh, Tfc Management, and Hansen Jacobson.

Sennott’s series was picked...

Josh Hutcherson has been tapped as a lead in Rachel Sennott’s upcoming HBO comedy series.

Hutcherson joins the untitled show in a recasting, replacing Miles Robbins, who appeared in the pilot, after the character was altered during the writing process after the show was picked up to series by HBO, an individual with knowledge told TheWrap.

Hutcherson, who is best known for starring as Peeta Mellark in “The Hunger Games” series, joins previously announced stars Sennott, who also writes and executive produces the show, as well as Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman (“Rotting in the Sun,” “Dave”) and True Whitaker (“Godfather of Harlem”). Leighton Meester and Quenlin Blackwell will also appear as guest stars.

The official logline for the series is as follows: “A codependent friend group reunites, navigating how the time apart, ambition, and new relationships have changed them.”

Sennott executive produces the series alongsider Emma Barrie, Aida Rodgers and Lorene Scafaria,...

Exclusive: Josh Hutcherson has been tapped as a lead in HBO’s upcoming comedy series created, executive produced and headlined by Rachel Sennott.

He replaces Miles Robbins who played the role in the pilot as the character underwent changes during the writing process after the pilot had been picked up to series.

The yet-untitled comedy revolves around a codependent friend group that reunites, navigating how the time apart, ambition, and new relationships have changed them.

In addition to Sennott, Hutcherson joins in the lead cast Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman and True Whitaker. Leighton Meester and Quenlin Blackwell guest star.

Sennott executive produces the series alongside Emma Barrie, Aida Rodgers and Lorene Scafaria, who directed the pilot.

Probably best known for his role as Peeta Mallark in the Hunger Games movies, Hutcherson will next be seen reprising his role as Mike Schmidt in...

Exclusive: Protagonist Pictures is launching sales ahead of the Cannes market on Hera Pictures thriller The Return of Stanley Atwell, which is set to star Nicholas Galitzine (The Idea of You) and Marisa Abela (Industry).

Written and directed by Brian Welsh (Black Mirror), the film is based on a story by Oscar winner Steven Soderbergh, who also serves as executive producer.

The synopsis reads: “Stanley Atwell (Galitzine), the presumed dead son and heir to Lord Atwell’s title and fortune, unexpectedly returns to the family estate having escaped a decade of mysterious captivity. Atwell’s shocking reappearance causes chaos as he finds his sister Beatrice fighting to claim his inheritance, whilst close friend Pamela (Abela) manipulates his puzzling return, and a dark family secret, in a bid to seize control of the Atwell fortune. Sex, passion, backstabbing and betrayal wreak havoc across the estate as the lies and deception the...

Exclusive: As Jimmy and Kayla’s new assistant Randi, Robby Hoffman has been a scene-stealer on the current fourth season of Max. The HBO-Max comedy executive team has taken notice, giving the writer-comedian a chance to headline her own series.

HBO has put in development Unentitled, a comedy starring Hoffman. It will be co-written by her and Karey Dornetto (Fallout). The duo will executive produce alongside veteran HBO-based producer Carolyn Strauss who is better known for her work on sweeping drama series like Game of Thrones and The Last of Us but also recently executive produced another comedian-led HBO comedy series, Somebody Somewhere starring Bridget Everett.

In Unentitled, Hoffman plays a version of herself. It follows contrarian Robby Hoffman as she pursues her dream of making a living as a comedian, trying to bend the world to her will.

Unentitled fits into HBO’s strategy to bet on comedy writer-performers,...

Will Sharpe and Ayo Edebiri are set to lead a new AppleTV+ rom-com, Prodigies.

Written and directed by Sharpe of The White Lotus and A Real Pain fame, the seven-part series also boasts Edebiri (The Bear) as an executive producer.

From Sister, the rom-com will explore the universal complexities of long-term relationships through the lens of “a very unique couple”.

“Didi (Edebiri) and Ren (Sharpe) are two ex-child prodigies who have been together since they were children,” a plot synopsis reads. “Now in their early 30s, they are starting to question whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood. Inevitably, they find themselves asking the same questions of their relationship. As individual hopes and needs feed into and conflict with their shared lives, the series challenges the fallacy at the heart of romantic storytelling — that the tale is over when the heroes get together.

Jordan Firstman wants to make sure you understand his new comedy album, Secrets, is a concept album.

The 33-year-old writer-director-comedian, who earned a loyal social following for pandemic-era Instagram impressions, makes the premise for his 17-track musical comedy album clear within its first 15 seconds. The album’s first track, “Six minute interlude,” lays out that each track is based on a real secret someone submitted to him on Instagram.

Firstman, who’s set to star in Rachel Sennott’s upcoming Max comedy series and direct his first feature, says the album has been a passion project, channeling creative energy he found himself having in the wake of a breakup.

Below, Firstman discusses with The Hollywood Reporter why he wanted to make Secrets, how he’s feeling about the variety of acting roles he’s booking, how people on TikTok have been acting lately and more.

Secrets has been, from what I understand,...

Holland’ is a 2025 American psychological thriller directed by Mimi Cave, featuring an ensemble cast led by Nicole Kidman, Matthew Macfadyen, and Gael García Bernal. The film delves into the seemingly idyllic life of Nancy Vandergroot, a dedicated teacher and homemaker in the quaint town of Holland, Michigan. Nancy’s world unravels as she begins to suspect her husband, Fred, of harboring dark secrets. The narrative intricately weaves suspense and drama, exploring themes of trust, deception, and the facades maintained in suburban life. Premiered at the South by Southwest Festival on March 9, 2025, ‘Holland’ became available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video on March 27, 2025.

Plot Overview

Set in the early 2000s, ‘Holland’ follows Nancy Vandergroot, who leads a picture-perfect life with her husband, Fred, an optometrist, and their 13-year-old son, Harry. However, Nancy’s suspicions about Fred’s frequent absences and secretive behavior lead her to believe he is living a double life.

Exclusive: Ennis Esmer has signed with Buchwald for representation.

The actor is best known for his role in CTV’s Children Ruin Everything, for which he earned back-to-back Canadian Screen Awards for Best Supporting Role in a Comedy. He currently recurs in The CW’s Sight Unseen.

Elsewhere on the television side, Esmer also had a standout role in the CBC/Pop TV series Schitt’s Creek, as well as Netflix’s thriller The Madness alongside Colman Domingo, The CW’s The Flash, and NBC’s Blindspot. He also previously starred in Amazon’s Red Oaks, Global’s Private Eyes, The CW’s The LA Complex, and CTV’s The Listener.

His film credits include Netflix’s I Used to Be Funny opposite Rachel Sennott and the the Toronto International Film Festival selection Clara. He has been involved in a slate of independent films, including Nose to Tail, How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town...

You can enter this contest by following the link at the bottom of this page for your chance to win a pair passes to a preview of the upcoming film Holland on Monday, March 24, 2025 at 7:00pm at the Emagine Royal Oak!

About The Film: In this wildly unpredictable thriller, Nicole Kidman is the meticulous Nancy Vandergroot, a teacher and homemaker whose picture-perfect life with her community pillar husband (Matthew Macfadyen) and son (Jude Hill) in tulip-filled Holland, Michigan tumbles into a twisted tale. Nancy and her friendly colleague (Gael García Bernal) become suspicious of a secret, only to discover nothing in their lives is what it seems.

About The Film

Genre: Thriller Cast: Nicole Kidman, Gael García Bernal, Matthew Macfadyen, Jude Hill, Rachel Sennott, Lennon Parham, Isaac Krasner, Jeff Pope, Jacob Moran Director: Mimi Cave Screenplay: Andrew Sodorski Producer: Kate Churchill, Peter Dealbert, Nicole Kidman, Per Saari

Holland will...

Since 2012, with its first theatrical release, A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III, A24 has been hooking audiences with a distinct style emphasizing unbridled creativity. Many A24 films earn an R-rating, allowing filmmakers to push the boundaries with taboo subjects, steering away from the fear of studio interference if a film isn't seen as particularly palatable for general audiences.

With so many R-rated films, it's hard to narrow down the best of the best, as each A24 film is unique in presentation and structure, even if it's from the same director. From bone-chilling horror movies to gripping dramas, these R-rated A24 flicks exhibit true artistry and an extensive knowledge of the craft of filmmaking that's difficult to achieve.

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Director Mimi Cave made a big splash on the scene with her feature debut, Fresh, and her second feature, Holland, is another stylish genre picture. Like her previous film, Holland proves that Cave is an exciting director who doesn’t always get the best scripts. However, Holland has enough strong elements that it manages to overcome some of the more underwhelming aspects of its narrative.

Holland Review

Holland follows a woman (Nicole Kidman) living a seemingly idyllic life in small-town Michigan as she begins to suspect that her husband (Matthew Macfadyen) harbors a secret, causing her to investigate the truth with the help of a friend (Gael Garcia Bernal). Although the story will certainly unravel with even the slightest bit of scrutiny, it’s a lot of fun to watch play out, and that makes it a lot better than most thrillers that come out these days.

Nicole Kidman stars...

After the erotic drama Baby Girl, Nicole Kidman continues her divisive streak with a certified Rotten thriller. Kidman began acting in the 1980s with Australian films like the action-comedy BMX Bandits and the critically acclaimed Dead Calm before achieving international stardom. Her Hollywood breakthrough came in 1990 when she starred opposite Tom Cruise in the NASCAR love-story Days of Thunder, spawning a variety of leading performances from Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut to the black comedy To Die For.

In the early 2000s, Nicole Kidman's performances continued with back-to-back Oscar-nominated roles from Moulin Rouge! to The Hours, the latter scoring the actor her first Best Actress win with her portrayal of Virginia Woolf. In 2017, she delivered her first Emmy-winning performance in HBO’s drama series Big Little Lies. A few years later, she received another Oscar nomination for her performance asLucille Ball in Being the Ricardos. Kidman's career spans over three decades,...

Mimi Cave's Dutch-obsessed thriller Holland assumes you've never seen Fargo, the movies that inspired Fargo, any Fargo knockoff, or a solitary small-town murder mystery. It's excruciatingly boring and at no point unexpected. Clogs and windmills aren't idiosyncratic lifesavers when your movie boasts no voice, strikes no mood, or achieves no captivation. Andrew Sodorski's screenplay topped the 2013 Blacklist, and Cave's prior cannibal derangement Fresh is a savory hoot, but neither accomplishment shines through this dead-on-arrival Coen Brothers wannabe.

Hell hath no fury like a bored white suburban housewife: enter Nicole Kidman as Nancy Vandergroot. Nancy lives in the quaint town of Holland, Michigan, serving as a Life Management teacher. She's married to optometrist Fred Vandergroot (Matthew Macfadyen), a beloved church deacon and wholesome community pillar. Fred frequently takes work trips, which leads Nancy to believe he's in a secret affair. With the help of her work husband Dave Delgado...

The comedy marketplace is coming off a tough year with few buys and even fewer greenlights as the number of networks and platforms focused on comedy fare shrunk further with Amazon Freevee’s shutdown after Comedy Central, TBS, TruTV and IFC had all gotten out of the live-action scripted comedy business over the last couple of years. The broadcast networks produce a fraction of the comedy output they had just a decade ago, and streamers prioritize noisy dramas over comedies in pursuit of subscriber acquisition and retention.

Amid the pullback, HBO has spent the last year rebuilding its comedy slate after the departure of stalwarts like Curb Your Enthusiasm and Barry. In 2024, the network ordered two comedy pilots from writer-performers, Tim Robinson’s The Chair Company and an untitled Rachel Sennott half-hour, both of which were picked up to series that are currently being written. Additionally, HBO last May gave...

Nancy Vandergroot (Nicole Kidman), the dewy-eyed protagonist of Mimi Cave’s sophomore feature Holland, has a tendency to somersault to conclusions. At the start of this stylish but plodding film, which premiered at SXSW ahead of its March 27 release on Prime Video, the suburban mother loses a pearl earring. Her husband Fred (a chilling Matthew Macfadyen) suggests she check her junk drawer or the jars housing her craft supplies. Nancy, convinced of her own theories, accuses her son’s tutor, Candy (Rachel Sennott), of theft and promptly fires the befuddled high-school student.

This is a clever introduction to Nancy because later, when she conscripts her friend Dave (Gael García Bernal) to help her investigate whether or not Fred is having an affair, you can’t help but wonder if Nancy might be jumping to conclusions again. Of course anyone familiar with Cave, whose directorial debut Fresh established her as a filmmaker to watch,...

As Nicole Kidman continues her mission to champion female directors, her latest role in writer-director Mimi Cave’s Holland is proof positive of that very talent.

The Midwestern mystery stars the Oscar-winning actress as Nancy Vandergroot, a home economics teacher who feels so perfectly safe with her husband Fred (Matthew Macfadyen) and their son Harry (Jude Hill) in the picturesque Dutch-themed town of Holland, Michigan, that she idly wonders if it’s even real. But a missing pearl earring sends her down a conspiracy rabbit hole, which is only made deeper by her shop-teacher co-worker Dave Delgado (Gael García Bernal), who has eyes for her, humoring her every whim.

Set in the aughts, the film is stacked with references to Blockbuster, Juggalos and Nokia cell phones, as well as a microfiche murder mystery montage. The familiar atmosphere of a time not so far removed also evokes the false safety of...

The 2020s have seen a wide variety of genre-blending films, but despite the diversity of modern cinema, comedy movies have still maintained relevancy by making viewers laugh and offering all sorts of engaging stories. Though the genre's subjective nature can be divisive for fans, the rare few acclaimed comedy films manage to resonate with the largest audience possible.

Many comedies from the 2020s have provided moviegoers with several points of intrigue in society’s current climate, whether it be through outrageous humor, satire, absurdity, poignant storytelling or strong filmmaking. For these reasons, as well as many others, the decade's best comedy fills are necessary viewing for cinema fans.

No Hard Feelings Gives Jennifer Lawrence a Fun Lead Role

Leaning on adult humor and good acting performances, the 2023 sex comedy No Hard Feelings finds a nice balance between establishing funny moments while layering the film with some heart. Anchored by the talents of Jennifer Lawrence,...

The Oscars 2025 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood lived up to its reputation with glamour, emotion, and surprises. Starting with a tribute for Los Angeles, which had suffered wildfires only months before, the night moved into Conan O’Brien’s comedic monologue that set the tone for the event.

At the 97th Academy Awards, Adrien Brody received his second Best Actor trophy for The Brutalist, and Mikey Madison earned Best Actress for Anora, where her film secured Best Picture Award amid some tough competition.

Mikey Madison at the Oscars 2025 | Credit: AMPAS

However, the ceremony experienced its share of awkward incidents and technical problems, together with some controversial choices. The most uncomfortable moments during the award show included misidentifications on the red carpet as well as questionable nominations and even some notable snubs.

12. Rachel Sennott and Rachel Zegler mix-up Rachel Zegler addressed the name mix-up with Rachel Sennott | via Rachel Zegler’s...

The 97th Academy Awards was a joyous affair, full of big orchestral numbers, celebrity singalongs and a triumphant hosting debut from Conan O’Brien. While “Anora” led the night with five wins, there were several snubs and surprises. Check out our list of the biggest unexpected moments below.

Surprise: Mikey Madison wins over award season darling Demi Moore

Demi Moore’s brave performance in “The Substance” seemed like it was a shoo-in for the best actress statue, given her redemption arc throughout award season and wins at the Globes, SAGs and Critics Choice Awards. Yet Madison’s performance helped “Anora” — which was awarded best picture immediately after her win — lead the night.

Snub: Original Song performances nixed

Some of the most memorable Oscar moments of all time have been the best original song performances, from Diana Ross and Lionel Richie’s 1982 rendition of “Endless Love” to last year’s “I’m Just Ken” spectacular.

Rachel Zegler and Rachel Sennott are laughing off ABC’s little mishap!

During the 2025 Academy Awards pre-show on Sunday (March 2), ABC mislabeled Sennott with Rachel Zegler‘s name as she walked the red carpet.

Following the minor snafu, Sennott and Zegler poked some fun at the moment on Instagram.

Keep reading to find out more…Sennott shared a snap of ABC mislabeling her on her Instagram Story, while tagging Zegler and adding the crying emoji.

Zegler re-posted Sennott‘s post on her own Instagram Story, while pointing out that they have the same first and middle names.

“Rachel Anne...

Updated with Rachel Zegler’s reaction: ABC’s official Oscars pre-show had a Rachel mixup as a photo of attendee Rachel Sennott on the red carpet ran with Rachel Zegler’s name in the caption. The Snow White star also walked the Oscars red carpet as a presenter at the 2025 ceremony.

Comedy writer-actor Sennott, creator and star of an upcoming HBO series, caught glimpse of herself on the big screen inside the Dolby Theatre and couldn’t resist the opportunity to have fun and call up her namesake.

On her Instagram stories, Sennott posted a photo of the screen, tagging Zegler with a sobbing emoji.

Zegler got in on the joke, reposting Sennott’s photo with a “Rachel Anne [handshake emoji] Rachel Anne” caption, playing off the fact that both actresses share not only first but also a middle name.

Rachel Sennott’s post:

Zegler’s response:...

The red carpet has kicked off at the 2025 Oscars and we’ll be keeping track of all the red carpet photos right here!

Stars will be stepping out for the annual awards show on Sunday (March 2) at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

We’ll be updating this post all night long to give you easy access to see the event’s full guest list and every celebrity on the red carpet.

The Oscars will be hosted by comedian Conan O’Brien for the first time and the show is airing live on ABC and Hulu. The movie Emilia Perez leads the nominations with 13 nods, followed by The Brutalist and Wicked with 10 each. Make sure to check out the full list of nominations and find out who is performing during the show!

Head inside to see all of the stars on the red carpet…

Keep scrolling to see all of the attendees at the Oscars…...

It’s time to review the 2025 Oscar nominations! That’s because tonight is the 97th Academy Awards (learn how to watch here), and, my, have things in the Oscar race changed since this full list of noms was unveiled January 23. See the complete list of nominees for the 2025 Oscars below, and see our full list of Oscar predictions here.

“Emilia Pérez” seemed like the definitive Best Picture frontrunner at that time, cleaning up with 13 nominations. Now, following the implosion of Best Actress nominee Karla Sofía Gascón, and the growing outcry against the film in Mexico, its Oscar chances seem pretty much dead, except for likely Best Supporting Actress winner Zoe Saldaña and maybe Best International Feature. In her own final Oscar picks, Anne Thompson also has “El Mal” from the Jacques Audiard movie winning Best Original Song.

Mind you, “Emilia Pérez,” in scoring 13 noms, tied with multiple other films such as “Gone with the Wind,...

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This March, we are getting a ton of content from the much-anticipated release of the superhero action drama series Daredevil: Born Again on streaming to the release of Robert Pattinson‘s highly anticipated sci-fi dark comedy film Mickey 17. This upcoming month will see the release of many great movies, so we thought of compiling a list of all the best movies that are coming straight to streaming.

Picture This (Prime Video) Release Date: March 6 Credit – Prime Video

Picture This is an upcoming British romantic comedy film directed by Prarthana Mohan from a screenplay by Nikita Lalwani. Based on the 2024 Australian film Five Blind Dates by Shawn Seet, the Prime Video film follows Pia, a struggling photographer who is told by a spiritual guru that she will find true love and success in her career in the next five dates she goes on.

Exclusive: Sharon Horgan’s followup to Bad Sisters will be for HBO. The Wbd network has signed a two-year first-look TV deal with the BAFTA-winning and Emmy-nominated actor, writer and producer and her production company Merman. Under the pact, which began this month, HBO has given a straight-to-series order to a new comedy written, executive produced by and starring Horgan.

The yet-untitled half-hour, produced by Merman, follows a 50-year-old divorcee’s (Horgan) search for sex and love whilst juggling caring for her ailing parents and parenting her should-be grown up son.

This marks a return to HBO for Horgan who created and executive produced the network’s 2016 comedy series Divorce, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, which ran for three seasons.

“We’re thrilled to be reunited with Sharon,” Amy Gravitt, EVP, HBO & Max Comedy Programming, said. “Her willingness to offer up her own experiences through the characters she creates makes us...

The 2025 Oscar nominations were announced on Thursday, January 23, through a global livestream hosted by Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott. Among the nominees are Conclave, Wicked, Emilia Pérez, A Complete Unknown, and more. With film’s biggest night soon approaching, more plans for the big night are being revealed, including a reported performance from the stars of Wicked to open up the night. The 97th Annual Academy Awards are set to air live on Sunday, March 2 on ABC and — for the first time ever — live on Hulu. The nominations were also streamed live on Hulu and Disney+ in addition to broadcast news networks. Here, find a full breakdown of how and when to watch the 2025 Oscars, including who’s hosting, how to watch on streaming services, how the wildfires in California impacted this year’s ceremony, how to watch the red carpet coverage, and more. When are the 2025 Oscars? The Academy...

Fresh off the success of her A24 hit Babygirl, Nicole Kidman is back at it again in Holland, the new thriller from director Mimi Cave (Fresh) and writer Andrew Sodroski (Manhunt) that's set to hit Prime Video on March 27, 2025. Also starring Gael García Bernal and Matthew Macfadyen, the new trailer for the film was just released by the streaming service (seen below) and showcases how Kidman's seemingly perfect life gets upended when she suspects her husband of living a double life.

Giving off a very The Stepford Wives vibe – which starred Kidman in the 2004 adaptation of Ira Levin's novel – the Holland trailer begins with a voiceover from the star as we see images of the picturesque town of Holland, Michigan. "Every day, I get to wake up in the best place on Earth," Kidman says. We're then treated to images of beautiful tulip gardens and her all-American family before she continues.

Nicole Kidman starred in Frank Oz’s version of The Stepford Wives in 2004, so it’s understandable why she wouldn’t tolerate living another picture-perfect life that rots from the inside out. It’s taken years of development, but a trailer for Kidman’s new Hitchcokian thriller, Holland, is here. The film finds Kidman’s character, Nancy Vandergroot, living a cookie-cutter lifestyle as a school teacher in Holland, Michigan, where quaint interactions, dancing, and frivolity reign. However, it is not as it seems after Nancy uncovers a dark secret that threatens the safety of her routine lifestyle.

The plot for Holland is a wild one. It “involves secrets that lurk beneath a Midwestern town with a Hitchcock bent.” According to the film’s description, a dark secret causes Nancy’s life in Holland, Michigan, to unravel. “It may seem like we have everything together, but right under that surface, it...

Nicole Kidman unravels a murder-mystery in Prime Video’s upcoming thriller Holland – formerly titled Holland, Michigan – the brand new movie from director Mimi Cave (Fresh).

Follow the clues… wherever they take you… and watch the official trailer for Prime Video’s Holland below. You’ll be able to stream the Hitchcockian thriller on March 27, 2025.

In Holland, “Nancy’s (Nicole Kidman) picture-perfect life in quaint Holland, Michigan crumbles, when she and a friend uncover a twisted secret in their midst.”

Gael García Bernal, Jude Hill and Matthew Macfadyen also star in Mimi Cave’s Holland, alongside Rachel Sennott (Bodies Bodies Bodies), Lennon Parham (Minx), Isaac Krasner (Power Book III: Raising Kanan) and Jeff Pope (Interview with the Vampire).

Andrew Sodroski (Manhunt) wrote the screenplay for Holland.

The film will world premiere at SXSW on March 9, 2025.

This project dates all the way back to 2013, when Naomi Watts and Bryan Cranston were set to star,...

Amazon MGM Studios has revealed the official trailer and key art for the new thriller Holland, starring Nicole Kidman, Matthew Macfadyen, Jude Hill and Gael García Bernal.

Directed by Mimi Cave from a script by Andrew Sodroski, the film will debut globally on Prime Video on March 27, 2025. It will premiere at the South by Southwest Festival (SXSW) in Austin on March 9.

In this wildly unpredictable thriller, Nicole Kidman is the meticulous Nancy Vandergroot, a teacher and homemaker whose picture-perfect life with her community pillar husband (Matthew Macfadyen) and son (Jude Hill) in tulip-filled Holland, Michigan tumbles into a twisted tale.

Nancy and her friendly colleague (Gael García Bernal) become suspicious of a secret, only to discover nothing in their lives is what it seems.

The cast also includes Rachel Sennott, Lennon Parham, Isaac Krasner, Jeff Pope and Jacob Moran.

Holland, which was originally titled “Holland, Michigan,” has been rated R...

The highly anticipated thriller Holland has released its first trailer, giving audiences a glimpse into what to expect from the movie and from Gael García Bernal, and Matthew Macfadyen.

The film, directed by Mimi Cave and written by Andrew Sodroski, is set to premiere at the 2025 South by Southwest (SXSW) festival on March 9 before its official release on Prime Video on March 27.

In Holland, Kidman plays Nancy Vandergroot, a woman from a quiet Midwestern town who begins to suspect her husband (Macfadyen) is living a double life. But as she digs deeper, she realizes the truth may be even darker than she ever imagined. The film also features Jude Hill as their son, alongside Rachel Sennott, Lennon Parham, and Isaac Krasner.

Follow the clues, wherever they take you. Holland, starring Nicole Kidman, Gael García Bernal, and Matthew Macfadyen, premieres March 27. pic.twitter.com/BKK1tuXi40

— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) February 25, 2025

Originally titled Holland,...

Odenkirk Provissiero, the management and production outfit behind talent and projects like Tim Robinson and Pen15, is rebranding as Ope Partners in light of the company’s “continued growth and evolution.”

Along with the new name, Ope has announced that manager Tiffany Schloesser, whose clients include Rachel Sennott and Heidi Gardner, has been elevated to executive partner.

Tiffany Schlosser

“As the company has grown, it has preserved a creative culture of trusting one’s taste, treating colleagues and collaborators with respect, and nurturing exciting new voices,” said Marc Provissiero and Naomi Odenkirk, who co-founded the company in 2009. The company is comprised of partners DC Wade, Lucas Kosoglad and Danielle Schoenberg, and managers Tara Beppel and Josh Roemer-Ingles.

Provissiero and Odenkirk continued: “Above all, we’re committed to ensuring that each client’s unique talents and aspirations are fully realized. The value of quality representation is greater than ever, and we...

“Nobody Wants This” Season 2 has added two new guest stars.

Variety has learned exclusively that Leighton Meester and Miles Fowler will appear in the second season of the popular Netflix comedy in guest roles. The casting will no doubt delight Meester’s fans, as she will be appearing in the show which stars her husband, Adam Brody.

“Nobody Wants This” also stars Kristen Bell, Stephanie Faracy, Michael Hitcock, Tovah Feldshuh, Paul Ben-Victor, Emily Arlook, Jackie Tohn, Sherry Cola, and Shiloh Berman.

Meester will play Abby, who is described as “Joanne’s (Bell) middle school nemesis who is now an Instagram mommy influencer.” Fowler guest stars as Lenny, said to be “Noah’s (Brody) Matzah Ballers teammate who gets set up with Morgan (Justine Lupe).”

The official series description states:

“An agnostic podcast host and an unconventional rabbi on the rebound walk into a party. When they walk out — together — the unlikely pair,...

This week marks the 50th anniversary celebration of Saturday Night Live (or SNL as it is more colloquially known). In its half-century of running, SNL has become a comedic institution unmatched in television history. Conceived by Lorne Michaels, the visionary who still helms the show to this day, SNL follows an iconic structure that consists of a celebrity host (and monologue),a musical guest, sketches performed by a principal cast, a weekend update news segment, and, always, the declaration of the iconic, "live from New York it's Saturday Night."

A vast number of industry legends have gotten their start on SNL, including the likes of Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Adam Sandler, Tina Fey, and Mike Myers. However, few people know the truth behind SNL's chaotic origins in 1975, or how close the beloved show was to failing to exist at all. Luckily, this is the...

Gold Derby’s top news stories for Feb. 10, 2025

Euphoria releases first-look image as new season finally starts filming

It’s been about three years since the premiere of Euphoria Season 2 on HBO, but production has just started on Season 3, and HBO has shared a first-look image of Zendaya in character as Rue (see above).

Since the series first premiered in 2019, it has made stars of its cast, including Jacob Elordi, Sydney Sweeney, and Hunter Schafer, in addition to Zendaya, who won two Emmys for Best Drama Actress, making her the youngest double winner in the category’s history and the first Black woman to win it twice.

Sign UPfor Gold Derby’s free newsletter with latest predictions Super Bowl racks up record ratings … again

For the second year in a row the Super Bowl set an all-time ratings record. Nielsen and Fox report that 126 million viewers watched the game across platforms.

Legendary comedian Chevy Chase has officially joined the cast ofa comedic thriller starring Bruce Dern and Joey Lauren Adams.

Per Deadline, Chase joins Dern and Adams in CATnip, a new thriller written and directed by Nyle Cavazos Garcia. An official description of the film reads: "A struggling family’s fresh start in a run-down apartment building turns into a fight for survival as a horde of feral cats unleashes terror, revealing the dark and deadly horrors lurking within its walls." Nyle Cavazos Garcia serves as both writer and director on the film, which also stars Jake Busey, Geoffrey Arend, Keli Price, Lorelei Linklater, Charlotte Kirk, Brooke Bundy, Kylee Levien, and River Jose.

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The film is expected to begin shooting in February,...

While the Sundance Film Festival mulls a big move for 2027, the 2025 program, its 41st edition, kicked off January 23 in Utah, and you can look below for all of Deadline’s reviews from the fest.

Sundance founder Robert Redford promised that audiences “can expect a 2025 program that showcases varied and vibrant filmmaking globally.” Running through February 2, the lineup includes more than 85 features and six episodic projects set to screen in Park City, Salt Lake City and online.

Below is a compilation of our reviews from the fest. Click on the movie’s title to read our full take.

Atropia ‘Atropia’

Section: U.S. Dramatic Competition

Director-screenwriter: Hailey Gates

Cast: Alia Shawkat, Callum Turner, Chloë Sevigny, Tim Heidecker, Jane Levy

Deadline’s takeaway: Ripe with aughts nostalgia around the Og iPod, frosted lip gloss and Guy Fieri’s favorite flame-printed shirts, Atropia is ultimately a clever meditation on the atmosphere of war...

Utopia has secured worldwide rights to Pedro Kos’ psychological thriller In Our Blood and will commence talks with buyers at the EFM in Berlin next week.

Brittany O’Grady from The White Lotus and It’s What’s Inside stars as filmmaker Emily Wyland who reconnects with her estranged mother tocollaborate on a documentary.

When her mother mysteriously disappears, Emily and her cinematographer Danny embark on a search, uncovering haunting remnants of her past struggles with addiction. E.J. Bonilla, Alanna Ubach, Krisha Fairchild, Steven Klein, Bianca Comparato, and Leo Marks round out the cast.

Mallory Westfall, known for her work in the genre...

Dylan O'Brien's breakout role was Stiles Stilinski in the MTV supernatural teen series Teen Wolf, but since the show's ending, he has established himself as a successful actor. He's had his own dystopian trilogy, The Maze Runner, starred in the two-time Oscar-nominated film Deepwater Horizon, and his latest roles have cemented him as a very successful star.

In 2024, O'Brien attempted a different role as he played a real person on Saturday Night. The film is based on the late-night live sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live, most specifically the show's premiere night in 1975, and O'Brien played Dan Aykroyd. Following the critical success of the film, Saturday Night is a new hit on Netflix, Tudum reports.

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If there's one thing The Weeknd is good at, it's attracting top-tier talent for his Hollywood projects. The Idol may have had flaws, but casting wasn't one of them—he appeared alongside some of the industry's biggest up-and-coming names, including Lily-Rose Depp, Rachel Sennott, and Da'Vine Joy Randolph. Similarly, his...

Sensitive and nuanced, Katarina Zhu’s directorial debut Bunnylovr is a compelling character study that never quite makes sense of the messy life of personal assistant by day / cam girl by night Becca (Zhu). Perhaps that is the point, although the film often edges close to something fascinating only to backpedal––perhaps a feature more than a flaw of Becca, a millennial who finds herself stuck. She’s initially drawn to a mysterious client who first refuses to go on camera with her. The Philly native sends her a rare bunny in the mail to keep her company and then insists on her putting on a show. The connection appears to be driven more by loneliness and isolation than pure fetish, but the film leaves the stranger’s motivations somewhat ambiguous until he lays down the ground rules, at one point telling her this is a transaction.

Living in Manhattan’s Lower East Side,...

The Sundance Film Festival offers an exciting in-person experience for all of their films, but to access the demand from people with busy schedules or those unable to make it to Utah for the festival, they’ve recently put their films online. Bunnylovr is the exact type of movie that fits into this new change. It’s a contemplative film about modern digital sex work that feels as aimless as its main character.

Bunnylovr Sundance Review

Zhu stars in her directorial debut as Rebecca, a Chinese-American camgirl with no idea of her future. She has a modest following on a live-streaming pornographic site but has no prospects outside of that. Her dad is dying, and her friend doesn’t seem to like her much at all. This, naturally, leads her into a dark corner of her life after she becomes entranced by a fan who showers her with money, played...

Warner Bros horror Companion leads new releases at the UK and Ireland box office this weekend in 561 cinemas.

Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid star in the dark comedy about a weekend away that goes wrong when a human android, built for companionship, reveals itself. It marks the feature debut of Drew Hancock while further cast include Rupert Friend, Lukas Gage and Jaboukie Young-White.

Thatcher most recently starred in fellow horror title Heretic which surpassed £6m late last year and Quaid had a role in 2023’s Oppenheimer (£60m). Companionis produced by Zach Cregger who wrote and directed Barbarian which cracked £1m...

“Sing Sing” co-writers Greg Kwedar and Clint Bentley almost ignored the 2025 Oscar nominations — and it’s a good thing they didn’t.

The duo, along with John “Divine G” Whitfield and Clarence Maclin, are nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay. The feature also received nods in the Best Original Song and Best Actor categories, with Colman Domingo landing his second consecutive Oscar nomination.

Kwedar and Bentley dropped by the IndieWire Studio at Sundance, presented by Dropbox, to discuss their latest feature, “Train Dreams.” But first, IndieWire film editor Ryan Lattanzio wanted to know how it felt to be newly minted Oscar nominees.

“I didn’t want to watch it,” Bentley said of the nominations, which were announced in a livestream by Bowen Yang and Rachel Sennott. “I was packing to come here [to Sundance], actually, and I was in the closet packing a suitcase, and then my wife turned it on the TV and she’s like,...

The stars are stepping out for Tiffany & Co.‘s big Paris Fashion Week event!

Anya Taylor-Joy, Gabrielle Union, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked chic as the posed for photos while arriving at the launch party for the latest designs in the Tiffany Titan by Pharrell Williams Collection on Tuesday (January 28) held at Hôtel Plaza Athénée in Paris, France.

While adapting the structure of the trident, the new collection incorporates sharp, spear-like spikes within an array of necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings embodying a sense of punk spirit.

Following the event, we compiled photos of the stars in attendance so that you can see what everyone wore!

Keep reading to find out more…Keep scrolling to see the stars in attendance…

Anya Taylor-Joy

Fyi: Anya is wearing a Nina Ricci dress and Tiffany & Co. jewelry.

Arón Piper

Ashley Graham

Callum Turner & Dua Lipa

Derek Blasberg & Rachel Sennott

Dwyane Wade & Gabrielle Union...

Saturday Night would make for a very solid double-bill with a Muppets movie. And not just because there are Muppets in it — well, primitive Muppets, at least, in the form of early Jim Henson creations King Ploobis and Vazh. Because much like one of Kermit and co’s capers, it’s all about putting on a show, and how much stress, anxiety and arm-flapping goes into playing music and lighting lights. At the centre of Jason Reitman’s movie, essentially playing the role of the frog, is the cardigan-wearing Lorne Michaels (Gabriel Labelle), young Canadian TV producer and wannabe revolutionary of the medium. He’s the sensible one. Around him swirls chaos, in many forms. There’s even an Animal stand-in, in the burly shape of John Belushi (Matt Wood), cocaine appreciator and walking tornado.

This is, however, far from family viewing. NBC’s sketch-comedy series Saturday Night Live (known...

Jason Reitman's 2024 film Saturday Night has reached the number four spot on Netflix's top 10 movies, currently available on its streaming service, as the comedic ensemble has found popularity with subscribers. The film takes place on Oct. 11, 1975, and chronicles the hours leading up to the live recording of the very first episode of NBC's Saturday Night Live. The movie has a stacked lineup of actors portraying the comedic legends that would come to make the series so successful, with the film receiving mostly positive reviews.

The film was mostly well-received with a 78% "Fresh" critics rating and an 84% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Featuring the likes of Gabriel Labelle, Rachel Sennott, Cory Michael Smith, Ella Hunt, Dylan O'Brien, Emily Fairn, Matt Wood, Lamorne Morris, Kim Matula, Finn Wolfhard, Nicholas Braun, and Cooper Hoffman, among many others. It sets Labelle's performance as SNL creator and producer Lorne Michaels at the center of the film.