Turn Of Mind is based on Alice LaPlante’s New York Times bestseller of the same name. Adapting the story for the big screen is Pulitzer Prize winner Doug Wright. Gideon Raff will direct the film. 

The feature follows a retired doctor (Bening) suffering from Alzheimer’s who is trying to figure out — in her moments of clarity — if she killed the person the police claim she had, or if she’s being deceived.

“‘Turn of Mind’ is an edge of your seat emotional thriller. A story of a warped friendship between two brilliant, sharp, forceful women who are bonded equally by their love for and jealousy of one other,” Raff said. “I am thrilled to have two legends filling these roles. What struck me most when reading LaPlante’s novel was how she rarely breaks from Jennifer’s (Bening) point of view. So, with her, we go through the visceral experience of a woman who relied her whole life on her gifted mind, only to find herself losing it when she needs it most.”

Production company Rocket Science announced the news Friday.

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Marvel boss Kevin Feige has confirmed a fan theory regarding the Wasp to be true. At the end of the movie, Scott shrinks down to ant size in order to sabotage Yellow Jacket’s suit. In the blink of an eye, Wasp’s silhouette appears.

Feige has confirmed that what we saw is the original Wasp Janet Van Dyne, played by Michelle Pfeiffer.

“In the first film it was, we got a glimpse of it for people who like to go through frame-by-frame, there was a little silhouette of Janet as the Wasp in there, which is a big story element in this movie,” he told ScreenRant.

Other news also seems to suggest that Ant-Man and the Wasp could be a stepping stone in the way of The Young Avengers.

“Well, sure… so where and when we would see the evolution of that, I don’t know,” Feige said in response to the idea.

“And certainly – taking our cue from the comics as we always do – that’s why we wanted Cassie, a very young Cassie in this movie, to be inspired by her father. Just planting seeds.”

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Turn Of Mind is based on Alice LaPlante’s New York Times bestseller of the same name. Adapting the story for the big screen is Pulitzer Prize winner Doug Wright. Gideon Raff will direct the film. 

The feature follows a retired doctor (Bening) suffering from Alzheimer’s who is trying to figure out — in her moments of clarity — if she killed the person the police claim she had, or if she’s being deceived.

“‘Turn of Mind’ is an edge of your seat emotional thriller. A story of a warped friendship between two brilliant, sharp, forceful women who are bonded equally by their love for and jealousy of one other,” Raff said. “I am thrilled to have two legends filling these roles. What struck me most when reading LaPlante’s novel was how she rarely breaks from Jennifer’s (Bening) point of view. So, with her, we go through the visceral experience of a woman who relied her whole life on her gifted mind, only to find herself losing it when she needs it most.”

Production company Rocket Science announced the news Friday.

The post Annette Bening & Michelle Pfeiffer to Star in “Turn of Mind” appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Marvel boss Kevin Feige has confirmed a fan theory regarding the Wasp to be true. At the end of the movie, Scott shrinks down to ant size in order to sabotage Yellow Jacket’s suit. In the blink of an eye, Wasp’s silhouette appears.

Feige has confirmed that what we saw is the original Wasp Janet Van Dyne, played by Michelle Pfeiffer.

“In the first film it was, we got a glimpse of it for people who like to go through frame-by-frame, there was a little silhouette of Janet as the Wasp in there, which is a big story element in this movie,” he told ScreenRant.

Other news also seems to suggest that Ant-Man and the Wasp could be a stepping stone in the way of The Young Avengers.

“Well, sure… so where and when we would see the evolution of that, I don’t know,” Feige said in response to the idea.

“And certainly – taking our cue from the comics as we always do – that’s why we wanted Cassie, a very young Cassie in this movie, to be inspired by her father. Just planting seeds.”

The post Marvel Boss Confirms “Ant-Man” Fan Theory appeared first on Entertainment For Us.