Inspired by Rachel Yoder’s hit novel Nightb—-, Adams’ new film sees her play a stay-at-home mom who put her career as an artist on pause to raise a toddler in the suburbs. As she struggles to adjust to the demands of motherhood, the bizarre signs that she’s turning into a dog force her to embrace her feral power.

Adams leads the cast of this horror comedy directed by Marielle Heller, the mastermind behind acclaimed films Can You Ever Forgive Me? and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Scoot MacNairy, Mary Holland, Jessica Harper, Zoë Chao, Ella Thomas, Stacey Swift, Archana Rajan, Adrienne Rose White, Darius De La Cruiz, and Roslyn Gentle also star.

Hulu was originally planning to only give the movie a streaming release, but Searchlight Pictures eventually decided to bring it to theatres on December 6. It will have its world premiere on September 7 at the Toronto International Film Festival, where Amy Adams will be honored with the TIFF Tribute Performer Award.

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Vanessa Taylor, who co-wrote the Academy Award-winning feature Shape of Water, will write the screenplay. J.D. Vance will take part in the film as an executive producer.

Hillbilly Elegy was released in June 2016 and managed to reach the top of The New York Times Best Seller list. The book talks about three generations of his family and their Appalachian values through the eyes of Vance, a Yale law student who returns to his hometown of Middletown, Ohio. It tackles numerous themes including trauma, poverty, drug abuse, and alcoholism.  

Besides Hillbilly Elegy, Amy Adams has several other projects lined up for the future including reprising her role of Giselle from 2007’s musical fantasy Enchanted in its upcoming sequel Disenchanted. Adams will also star as the lead in movie adaptation of Joe Wright’s The Woman in the Window, which is set for release on October 4, 2019.

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Inspired by Rachel Yoder’s hit novel Nightb—-, Adams’ new film sees her play a stay-at-home mom who put her career as an artist on pause to raise a toddler in the suburbs. As she struggles to adjust to the demands of motherhood, the bizarre signs that she’s turning into a dog force her to embrace her feral power.

Adams leads the cast of this horror comedy directed by Marielle Heller, the mastermind behind acclaimed films Can You Ever Forgive Me? and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Scoot MacNairy, Mary Holland, Jessica Harper, Zoë Chao, Ella Thomas, Stacey Swift, Archana Rajan, Adrienne Rose White, Darius De La Cruiz, and Roslyn Gentle also star.

Hulu was originally planning to only give the movie a streaming release, but Searchlight Pictures eventually decided to bring it to theatres on December 6. It will have its world premiere on September 7 at the Toronto International Film Festival, where Amy Adams will be honored with the TIFF Tribute Performer Award.

The post Amy Adams Embraces Her Canine Side in New Trailer for Her Next Film appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Vanessa Taylor, who co-wrote the Academy Award-winning feature Shape of Water, will write the screenplay. J.D. Vance will take part in the film as an executive producer.

Hillbilly Elegy was released in June 2016 and managed to reach the top of The New York Times Best Seller list. The book talks about three generations of his family and their Appalachian values through the eyes of Vance, a Yale law student who returns to his hometown of Middletown, Ohio. It tackles numerous themes including trauma, poverty, drug abuse, and alcoholism.  

Besides Hillbilly Elegy, Amy Adams has several other projects lined up for the future including reprising her role of Giselle from 2007’s musical fantasy Enchanted in its upcoming sequel Disenchanted. Adams will also star as the lead in movie adaptation of Joe Wright’s The Woman in the Window, which is set for release on October 4, 2019.

The post Amy Adams to Star in Netflix’s Adaptation of Hillbilly Elegy appeared first on Entertainment For Us.