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Irish Daily Star
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Star
Netflix You season 5 cast: What else has Raegan and Maddie Lockwood star Anna Camp been in?
WARNING: This article contains spoilers from You season five. Anna Camp joins the cast in You season five, and with the final chapter of Joe Goldberg's saga now available for viewing, fans are eager to learn more about the actress's previous roles. Three years after the events in London, Joe Goldberg (portrayed by Penn Badgley) and Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie) have settled in New York, where Kate manages the Lockwood Corporation. Despite being named CEO following her father's death, half-sister Raegan Lockwood (Anna Camp) is unconvinced it was the right choice and is hell-bent on taking over the company. On the other hand, her twin sister Maddie Lockwood (also played by Camp) has no interest in the family business and is better known as a socialite living in the shadow of her family. With Camp playing both Raegan and Maddie, she plays a pivotal role in You season five, sparking curiosity among Netflix subscribers about her other acting credits. Actress Anna Camp plays Aubrey in the Pitch Perfect franchise. (Image: BROWNSTONE PRODUCTIONS) What else has You season 5 star Anna Camp been in? Camp's most globally recognized role is undoubtedly her portrayal of Aubrey in the popular comedy-musical franchise Pitch Perfect. In the first film, she leads the A capella group the Barden Bellas, but her stage fright proves to be a stumbling block for their success until Beca (Anna Kendrick) joins the team. Actress Anna Camp was Jolene French in The Help. (Image: PARTICIPANT) Her second most notable role to date is as the antagonist Sarah Newlin in the horror drama True Blood seasons two, six, and seven. Sarah was once married to Steve Newlin (Michael McMillian), with whom she led the anti-vampire religious cult, the Fellowship of the Sun. However, her affair with Jason Stackhouse (Ryan Kwanten) resulted in the dissolution of both her marriage and the group. Actress Anna Camp was Sarah Newlin in HBO's True Blood. (Image: HBO) The 42 year old actress has also starred in a host of notable series including The Office US as Pam Beesley's (Jenna Fischer) sister Penny, Glee as Candace Dystra, Mad Men as Bethany Van Nuys, and The Mindy Project as Gwen Grandy. In terms of her film career, Camp has had roles in The Help, The Most Hated Woman in America, Desperados, and most recently, Nuked. According to her IMDb page, she is set to star in the comedy Bride Hard alongside Rebel Wilson and will also have a role in Scream 7. You is available to watch on Netflix.
Daily Mirror
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Inside You star Anna Camp's career from Pitch Perfect and True Blood to The Office and Mad Men
Anna Camp stars in You season five as twins Raegan and Maddie Lockwood and Netflix subscribers have been keen to see what else she has been in. WARNING: This article contains spoilers from You season five. Anna Camp joins the cast in You season five, and with the final chapter of Joe Goldberg's saga now available for viewing, fans are eager to learn about her other roles. Three years after the events in London, Joe Goldberg (portrayed by Penn Badgley) and Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie) are living in New York, where she heads the Lockwood Corporation. Despite being named CEO following her father's demise, half-sister Raegan Lockwood (Anna Camp) is unconvinced it was the correct choice and is set on taking control of the company. Conversely, her twin sister Maddie Lockwood (also played by Camp) has no interest in the business and is better known as a socialite living in the shadow of her family. With Camp playing both Raegan and Maddie, she plays a pivotal role in You season five, sparking curiosity among Netflix subscribers about her other work. What else has You season 5 star Anna Camp been in? Camp's most globally recognised role is undoubtedly as Aubrey in the popular comedy-musical franchise Pitch Perfect. In the first film, she leads the A capella group the Barden Bellas, but her stage fright had been causing issues for their success until Beca (Anna Kendrick) is welcomed on board. Her second most notable role to date has been as antagonist Sarah Newlin in the horror drama True Blood seasons two, six and seven. Sarah was previously married to Steve Newlin (Michael McMillian), with whom she ran the anti-vampire religious cult, the Fellowship of the Sun. However, her affair with Jason Stackhouse (Ryan Kwanten) led to the dissolution of their marriage and the group. The 42-year-old actress has also starred in a number of popular series including The Office US as Pam Beesley's (Jenna Fischer) sister Penny, Glee as Candace Dystra, Bethany Van Nuys in Mad Men and The Mindy Project as Gwen Grandy. In terms of her big screen work, Camp has had roles in films such as The Help, The Most Hated Woman in America, Desperados and most recently Nuked. According to her IMDb page, she is set to star in the comedy Bride Hard alongside Rebel Wilson and will also have a role in Scream 7.
Forbes
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
‘You' Season 5 Ending Explained—Who Dies, Who Survives, And What Happens To Joe?
Warning: Major spoilers ahead for You Season 5. The fifth and final season of You, starring Penn Badgley, is now streaming on Netflix. Across 10 nail-biting episodes, the series delivers twist after twist, leaving viewers unsure whether Joe will make it out alive after everything he's done. Read on for a full breakdown of You Season 5's ending, including Joe's fate in Episode 10. In Season 5, Joe Goldberg returns to New York City, where he's spent the past three years living with his wife, Kate Galvin. Following her father's death, Kate became CEO of the Lockwood Corporation, prompting the couple's move from London to Manhattan. It wasn't long before they became one of the city's most popular power couples. But Joe is no longer living under an alias. With Kate's help, he's buried his past—along with the secrets and murders that came with it—and reclaimed his real identity from Season 1. Though Kate eventually realizes she doesn't know the full extent of Joe's dark history, he's found a twisted sense of happiness. He's been reunited with his son, Henry, who had been living with another family ever since Joe killed his mother, Love Quinn, at the end of Season 3. At first, the biggest challenge for Joe in New York City is navigating the complicated family dynamics of the Lockwood family. He's strayed away from murdering anyone for an impressive three years, but he slowly slips back into his old ways when Kate is getting threatened by her Uncle Bob. (She has a complicated past, too, because in order to build a pipeline for her company, a lot of kids died from cancer.) Joe's old instincts take over when he murders Uncle Bob and stages it to look like he killed himself. He continues to feel the need to protect his wife as she faces new threats—this time from her sister, Reagan, the ruthless CFO of the Lockwood Corporation. Against Kate's wishes, Joe plots to kidnap Reagan but mistakenly abducts her identical twin, Maddie, instead. Joe then captures Reagan and locks her in his glass cage with Maddie. He forces Maddie to kill her sister using an insulin overdose. Maddie complies, not just out of fear for her life, but because she's finally had enough of Reagan's cruelty. Maddie pretends to be her deceased twin sister as Joe orchestrates a plan to fake Reagan's death. Maddie wants to start a new life with Harrison, Reagan's husband she's been having an affair with, and his daughter Gretchen, whom Maddie carried as a surrogate. At the same time, Kate begins to notice Joe's behavior unraveling and decides to dig into his past and present. She eventually finds out about Bronte, an employee at Joe's bookstore who is spending more and more time with Joe. Joe and Bronte are having an affair, but it is only a matter of time until Bronte's secretive past comes to light. It turns out Bronte isn't who she claims to be. The woman Joe thought had simply wandered into the bookstore and crashed there for a few nights is Louise Flannery, a catfish secretly plotting revenge for the murder of her friend, Guinevere Beck, back in Season 1. After Beck's death, Louise read her posthumously published book, The Dark Face of Love, and found inconsistencies that didn't sit right with her. Her suspicions led her to a Reddit thread dedicated to uncovering the truth about Beck's death. There, she connected with others, including Clayton, the son of Beck's former therapist, Dr. Nicky, who also believes the real killer was never caught. As Bronte slowly earned Joe's trust, she began to lose sight of her original mission to take him down, blurring the line between revenge and a romantic connection. But in Season 5, Episode 5, everything comes crashing down. When Joe rushes in to protect Bronte from a furious Clayton (Tom Francis), he ends up killing him in a fit of rage. 'We got him!' Bronte's friends shout as they live-stream Joe, finally caught in the act. But Bronte becomes just another pawn in Joe's twisted game of love. While speaking to the police after Clayton's death, she convinces herself that Joe acted in self-defense and that he truly believed her life was at risk. Bronte is drawn to the idea that Joe was willing to kill for her, and her sudden change of heart only fuels Joe's delusion, making him believe that what they had was real the entire time. Determined to protect their son, Henry, Kate decides the only way to end the vicious cycle is for Joe to die. She secretly contacts Nadia, gets her released from prison, and clears her name. Together, they enlist the help of Marienne, the woman Joe believes he killed last season, to lure him into a trap and finally get a full confession. Kate uses a decoy of herself to lure Joe into a trap, ultimately capturing him and locking him in the glass cage beneath his bookstore. She and Nadia have no intention of letting him live—but they offer him a carefully crafted ultimatum. If Joe confesses to killing Reagan, they'll let Maddie and Harrison go free, and in return, he'll be sent to a remote island to start a new life. It's all a lie (but Joe doesn't know that). Joe is shocked when Marienne shows up, as he was pretty sure killed her three years ago. As Kate and Nadia debate who should be the one to end Joe's life, Marienne speaks with Bronte. She urges her to see how Joe manipulates love and weaponizes his romanticism to justify violence. In the end, Bronte finally remembers why she came to New York in the first place: to stop Joe once and for all. Plot twist: Joe had one last secret (literally) up his sleeve—a hidden key embedded beneath his skin. He uses it to escape the cage, sneaks up on Kate, shoots her in the stomach, and knocks her unconscious with a blow to the head. Before Joe can make his escape, Maddie arrives at the bookstore. No longer trusting a word Joe says, she locks him back in the basement and sets the building on fire, ignoring his pleas that Kate is trapped down there, too. As flames begin to engulf the store, Kate regains enough strength to strike Joe unconscious. Both trapped in the basement, the former lovebirds share a heart-to-heart conversation. Believing they're about to die, Joe finally confesses—admitting to killing Kate's father, poisoning Love, and destroying the evidence. But he doesn't know that Kate secretly records the entire conversation and sends it to Nadia so she can share it with the police. But it's not over for Joe just yet. As the flames close in, Bronte shows up and pulls him from the burning basement after he pleads that he only hurt Kate in self-defense. But viewers quickly realize that this isn't a rescue out of love. In her thoughts, Bronte reveals she's had another change of heart after talking with Marienne. She now sees Joe for who he truly is and is determined to get justice for Beck. Bronte and Joe head toward the Canadian border. But Joe knows it's only a matter of time before the police catch up with him, especially after his damning confession to Kate. In one last favor from his old friend Will, he asks for fake passports to help them cross the border. Joe also wants Will's help getting his son, Henry, back. Meanwhile, Bronte is quietly strategizing her final move. She's still figuring out the best way to take Joe down, but it's becoming clear he's growing suspicious of her. When Joe secures an isolated, off-the-grid lake house as their temporary hideout, Bronte realizes time is running out. She knows she can't keep up the act much longer. 'We hear her thoughts, which is different from when we've heard thoughts from other characters in past seasons,' Badgley told Netflix's Tudum. 'The vantage point is shifting to Bronte and [Joe]'s becoming the object, which I love.' While they're hooking up, Bronte pulls a gun on Joe. She demands he tell her exactly how he killed Beck. Then, she hands him a copy of The Dark Face of Love and tells him to go through and redact the lies he added to Beck's manuscript after murdering her. During their standoff, Joe's phone rings and it's Will. He says he managed to get Henry on the line. Joe takes the call, but instead of the reunion he hoped for, Henry's asks why he hurt Mommy. He then proceeds to tell his dad that he's the monster, completely destroying Joe. With nothing left to lose, Joe lunges at Bronte, trying to kill her, and the two struggle violently for control of the gun. Their brutal fight takes place in and outside the lake house. Joe eventually drowns Bronte in the water, believing she's dead. Just as he flees into the woods, he hears sirens, and the police arrive. Bronte reappears from the shadows, soaked but very much alive. She points a gun directly at Joe. As the police close in, Joe makes one last desperate move toward Bronte. She shoots him, and he collapses. For a brief moment, it seems like she was successful at killing him, but he stands up. (She actually shot him in the penis, which goes viral during his trial and helps the public turn on him.) The police move in and finally arrest him. Co-showrunner Michael Foley told Netflix's Tudum that everyone involved in the series felt that Joe's fate in jail would be worse than simply killing him off. 'Death would be too easy,' he said. Badgley added, 'I always thought somebody killing Joe wouldn't be justice. It would be vengeance. Anybody who kills him would be brought down to his level, which is not justice for them,' he said. 'He's a quandary in a way. What would justice for him look like? I think we get as close as we can.' The next scene shows Joe at his trial, which, in a voiceover, Bronte describes as 'messy, the evidence horrific, and the truth undeniable.' He was convicted for the murders of Love Quinn and Guinevere Beck, which led to additional convictions—and life without parole—for the deaths of Benji and Peach. Dr. Nicky's wrongful conviction was vacated. Nadia returned to writing and teaching, dedicating her work to helping women process their trauma. Harrison's charges were dropped in the murder of his wife. Maddie was tried for arson and her sister's murder, but avoided prison time due to the circumstances. Instead, she entered rehab for her pill addiction, and in a final twist, she's now pregnant with twins. At the end of Episode 10, it's revealed that Kate miraculously survived the fire and her gunshot wounds. The Lockwood Corporation has since been transformed into a fully nonprofit organization, and Kate has returned to her first love: art. Hanging in her new studio is a painting by Marienne, who's back to creating and finally living without fear of being hunted by Joe. As for Bronte, she removed everything Joe had added to Beck's manuscript and published a new edition featuring only Beck's original words, which proved to be even more popular. Now, Bronte is focused on writing her next chapter and finally finding herself. In his final monologue from prison, Joe reflects on his isolation and loneliness behind bars. As he reads a letter from a fan, he clings to the belief that he's not the problem. In his mind, it's society that's broken. 'It's unfair putting all of this on me. Aren't we all just products of our environment? Hurt people hurt people. I never stood a chance,' he wonders. 'Why am I in a cage when these crazies write me all of the depraved things they want me to do to them? Maybe we have a problem as a society? Maybe we should fix what's broken in us? Maybe the problem isn't me. Maybe it's you.' Foley told Tudum that it was very important the series ended with 'Joe having not changed,' despite everything he's gone through. 'I can see the whole arc of the series and I'm like, 'Man, I'm glad I got to do that,'' Badgley explained. 'But there's no amount of enjoyment or gratitude that can eclipse the brutal reality of what a man like Joe Goldberg is. And so, giving life to him for this long, I'm ready to lay that down … Hopefully, it just feels like a really good way to end it.' You Season 5 is streaming on YouTube. Watch the official trailer below.
Daily Mirror
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
You star Anna Camp's life from famous ex husband to losing role to Hollywood icon
You season 5 landed on Netflix this week and fans are already eager to learn more about actress Anna Camp, who plays Raegan and Maddie Lockwood in the psychological thriller. WARNING: This article contains spoilers from You. Anna Camp has become the talk of the town among You fans as she makes her first appearance in the psychological thriller's fifth and final season on Netflix. You season five dropped on the streaming giant on Thursday, April 24, bringing the drama back to its roots in New York where viewers meet Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley). Three years have passed since his stint in London and he's now hitched to CEO of Lockwood Corporation, Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie) who begins facing her own set of problems courtesy of her half-sister Raegan Lockwood (Anna Camp). She is hell-bent on usurping Kate at any cost, while her twin sister Maddie (Anna Camp) is a socialite who feels she has been living in Raegan's shadow for far too long. With You season five now available for binge-watching on Netflix, fans are keen to learn everything they can about actress Anna Camp, the talent behind Raegan and Maddie Lockwood. Early life Camp was born and raised in Aiken, South Carolina, where she lived with her mum Dee, a Democratic Party volunteer, her dad Thomas, a bank executive, and older sister Saluda. She reportedly landed a role in a Drug Abuse Resistance Education video while still in school, marking her first foray into acting. The star later attended the University of North Carolina School of the Arts before making the big move to New York to kickstart her career. The Office One of the earliest roles for the 42 year old was in the legendary sitcom The Office, which starred big names like Steve Carrell, John Krasinski and Mindy Kaling. She joined the cast during the sixth season, which aired in 2009, portraying Pam Beesly's (Jenna Fischer) sister Penny Beesly in the episodes Niagara Part One and Two - where Pam and Jim (John Krasinski) tie the knot. Penny, serving as Pam's maid of honour, mistakenly identifies Kevin (Brian Baumgartner) as Gil (Tom W Chick), Oscar's (Oscar Nunez) partner, leading to an awkward apology after offending him. True Blood After finishing her studies, Camp secured an audition for HBO's True Blood, aiming for the lead role of Sookie, famously played by actress Anna Paquin. She revealed to Collider: "I was straight out of college with like no credits. "And then in the hallway [during the audition process], Anna Paquin and I pass each other and I was like, 'Oh! Well she's gonna get it! She has an Oscar!' "You know what I mean? Come on! But it was so nice to have that audition go well and then have Alan Ball offer me the part of Sarah Newlin for the second season so that was pretty cool that that worked out that way." Camp became a part of the second season of True Blood as recurring villain and Steve Newlin's (Michael McMillian) former wife Sarah, who remained a key character until the seventh and final season. Famous ex-husbands Camp has been married to a couple of famous actors, the first being Michael Mosley of Scrubs and Criminal Minds fame in 2010, but they went separate ways after three years. Fast forward and she found love again with Pitch Perfect co-star Skylar Astin, but alas, marriage round two also ended in just three years when Camp cited "irreconcilable differences" in her divorce papers. Pitch Perfect Speaking of Pitch Perfect, there has been rumours circulating that a possible fourth film is in the works. While Anna Camp, known for her role as Aubrey, isn't too sure if a reunion is on the cards, she's got some thoughts on where her character would be now, eight whole years since the Bellas' last performance. She told Screen Rant: "I don't think [Pitch Perfect 4] is in development unfortunately, but if we did get a four, I mean at the end of three, I was a doula. "I was wanting to become a doula. I don't know if anybody remembered that. "So I would like to see what Aubrey, if she's really delivering children into the world and singing Acapella to them as they come out of their mother's bodies, you can print that. "And I hope that the writers see it and that we make it. And that is all I have to say on that." However, Rebel Wilson, who plays the iconic Fat Amy, hinted at a potential sequel during her show 'An Evening With Rebel Wilson' in April 2024. She excitedly shared: "I would love Pitch Perfect [4] to be made. I believe they have a script in development." While it's not set in stone, Wilson's comments suggest that the Barden Bellas might just be tuning up for another round.
Irish Daily Star
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Star
Netflix You star Anna Camp's life from famous ex-husbands, The Office cameo and talks of Pitch Perfect 4
WARNING: This article contains spoilers from You. Anna Camp has piqued the interest of You fans as she makes her first appearance in the psychological thriller's fifth and final season on Netflix . You season five premiered on the streaming platform on Thursday, April 24, bringing the drama back to its original setting in New York where viewers reconnect with Joe Goldberg (portrayed by Penn Badgley). Three years have elapsed since his London escapades, and he's now wedded to the CEO of Lockwood Corporation, Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie), who begins facing her own set of problems courtesy of her half-sister Raegan Lockwood (Anna Camp). Raegan is hell-bent on usurping Kate's position at any cost, while her twin sister Maddie (also played by Anna Camp) is a socialite tired of living in Raegan's shadow. With You season five now available for viewing on Netflix, fans are keen to learn more about actress Anna Camp, the talent behind the characters of Raegan and Maddie Lockwood. Early life Camp hails from Aiken, South Carolina, where she grew up with her mother Dee, a Democratic Party volunteer, her father Thomas, a bank executive, and her older sister Saluda. Her acting journey reportedly began in school when she was cast in a Drug Abuse Resistance Education video. Actress Anna Camp played Pam Beesly's sister Penny in season six of The Office US. (Image: NBC) She later attended the University of North Carolina School of the Arts before relocating to New York to kickstart her career. The Office One of the actress's first gigs was in the legendary series The Office, which starred big names like Steve Carrell, John Krasinski, and Mindy Kaling. She joined the cast during its sixth season in 2009, portraying Penny Beesly, Pam Beesly's (played by Jenna Fischer) sister, in the episodes "Niagara Part One and Two" where Pam and Jim (John Krasinski) tie the knot. In her role as maid of honour, Penny mistakenly identifies Kevin (Brian Baumgartner) as Gil (Tom W Chick), Oscar's (Oscar Nunez) partner, leading to an awkward situation that she later apologizes for. True Blood After finishing school, Camp snagged an audition for HBO's hit show True Blood, initially trying out for the main character Sookie, ultimately played by Anna Paquin. Camp recounted to Collider her experience: "I was straight out of college with like no credits. "And then in the hallway [during the audition process], Anna Paquin and I pass each other and I was like, 'Oh! Well she's gonna get it! She has an Oscar!' Actress Anna Camp plays Sarah Newlin in HBO's True Blood. (Image: HBO) "You know what I mean? Come on! But it was so nice to have that audition go well and then have Alan Ball offer me the part of Sarah Newlin for the second season so that was pretty cool that that worked out that way." She became a part of True Blood's second season as the recurring villain Sarah Newlin, the ex-wife of Steve Newlin (Michael McMillian), and remained on the show until its seventh and final season. Famous ex-husbands The star of 'You' has been hitched to a couple of familiar faces, with her first marriage to actor Michael Mosley in 2010 lasting three years. Mosley is noted for his roles as Drew Suffin on 'Scrubs,' Everett Lynch on 'Criminal Minds,' and Pastor Mason Young on Netflix's hit show 'Ozark.' Actress Anna Camp was married to her Pitch Perfect co-star actor Skylar Astin for three years. (Image: GETTY) Fast-forward three years, she tied the knot with Skylar Astin, who played opposite Anna Kendrick in 'Pitch Perfect,' sparking an on-screen romance as her ex in 'Pitch Perfect.' Their union also lasted three years until Camp lodged divorce papers, citing "irreconcilable differences". Pitch Perfect Regarding 'Pitch Perfect 4,' Camp is renowned for her role as Aubrey, the one-time captain of the Acapella group the Barden Bellas, in the beloved 'Pitch Perfect' series. It's been a whole eight years since we saw the Barden Bellas last unite on screen, and Camp isn't certain about a fourth installment, despite having some ideas for it. She spilled to Screen Rant: "I don't think [Pitch Perfect 4] is in development unfortunately, but if we did get a four, I mean at the end of three, I was a doula. Actress Anna Camp is best remembered for playing Aubrey in the Pitch Perfect franchise. (Image: BROWNSTONE PRODUCTIONS) "I was wanting to become a doula. I don't know if anybody remembered that. "So I would like to see what Aubrey, if she's really delivering children into the world and singing Acapella to them as they come out of their mother's bodies, you can print that. "And I hope that the writers see it and that we make it. And that is all I have to say on that." Pitch Perfect enthusiasts might have a reason to stay tuned as Fat Amy's very own Rebel Wilson hinted at her show, An Evening With Rebel Wilson, in April 2024: "I would love Pitch Perfect [4] to be made. I believe they have a script in development." Although it's not set in stone, Wilson's comments suggest that a new installment could potentially be on the horizon. You is available to watch on Netflix.
