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Vogue
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Here's Your First Look at Molly Gordon in Sophie Brooks's ‘Oh, Hi!'
Eight years after The Boy Downstairs, her feature directorial debut starring Zosia Mamet and Matthew Shear, debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival, Sophie Brooks is back with her sharply funny, Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman–fronted sophomore effort, Oh, Hi!—and we've got your first look. A big hit at Sundance earlier this year, Oh, Hi! centers on Iris (Gordon) and Isaac (Lerman), who, four months into seeing each other, take a romantic trip into the bucolic countryside. There, they croon along to Dolly Parton and Kenny Loggins, buy great heaps of fresh berries, swim in the local creek, show-dance under the stars, and have exciting vacation sex—that is, until the couple learn that they have decidedly different understandings of just what kind of 'couple' they actually are. Throw in a leering next-door neighbor (David Cross); the intriguing contents of a locked closet; and appearances from two of Iris's friends (one of whom is cousins with…a witch?), and you've got a twisty romantic comedy that owes as much to Nicole Holofcener or Noah Baumbach as it does to Stephen King. 'After getting out of a serious relationship in my late 20s, I re-entered the world of dating with relative shock and horror,' Brooks wrote in a recent essay for Variety, explaining Oh, Hi!'s origins. 'Now, in this current modern world of dating and hooking up, where relationships can take so many forms and there are so many options and choices for labels and intentions, the romantic world is rife with possibilities of miscommunication.' Together with Gordon, who is a close friend, and Brooks's brother and producer, David, she developed the film's story during lockdown, shooting it in upstate New York last year. Ahead of Oh, Hi!'s July 25 theatrical release, see exclusive stills from the film, featuring Gordon, Lerman, Geraldine Viswanathan (Drive-Away Dolls), and John Reynolds (Search Party), below.
Daily Mail
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Renee Zellweger debuts a VERY different style as she's seen for first time in Only Murders in the Building
When Renée Zellweger is not in front of the cameras she's normally seen sporting athleisure attire and her beloved, ratty Texas Longhorns cap. But the 56-year-old actress looked like every bit the English equestrian while clad in a beige-knit turtleneck sweater, dressage jodhpurs, and riding boots while filming Only Murders in the Building in Manhattan on April 29. Renée sat on her director's chair between fellow new cast members Logan Lerman and Christoph Waltz, whom she excitedly chatted with on the Arconia set. On April 23, OMITB creator-star Steve Martin shared a snap of the camera crew where Zellweger could be seen dressed in the same exact costume in the monitor. The two-time Oscar winner was costumed in a blue neckerchief and matching slacks with her hair coiffed in a sixties flip while posing with co-stars and a couple of crew members on April 7. Renée's first official day on set was March 26, but her polished character is still a mystery in the 10-episode fifth season of Hulu hit show centered on solving Arconia doorman Lester's (Teddy Coluca) murder. Selena Gomez, Steve Martin, and Martin Short are said to earn well over $600K/episode to produce and star in the critically-acclaimed who-done-it. Martin Short's rumored girlfriend Meryl Streep is set to reprise her role as his onscreen girlfriend's Loretta Durkin as well as Michael Cyril Creighton as Arconia resident Howard Morris. Téa Leoni, Keegan-Michael Key, Beanie Feldstein, and Jermaine Fowler have also joined the SAG Award-winning ensemble for season five. Zellweger hasn't done a lot of work on TV aside from NBC miniseries The Thing About Pam in 2022, a failed Lifetime pilot Cinnamon Girl in 2012, and one episode of Fox animated sitcom King of the Hill in 2001. Earlier this year, the Big Picture Company co-founder reprised her role as the accident-prone TV producer in Michael Morris' four-quel Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, which amassed $134.9M at the global box office. The prior trilogy amassed a combined $756.4M at the global box office. Renée was previously attached to produce and star in Peacock's WWII Air Force series Avenger Field as well as star in Michael Patrick King's revenge flick The Back Nine, but both projects appeared to have stalled. Martin Short's rumored girlfriend Meryl Streep (R, pictured Wednesday) is set to reprise her role as his onscreen girlfriend's Loretta Durkin as well as Michael Cyril Creighton as Arconia resident Howard Morris Téa Leoni (L), Keegan-Michael Key (M), Beanie Feldstein (R), and Jermaine Fowler have also joined the SAG Award-winning ensemble for season five Zellweger hasn't done a lot of work on TV aside from NBC miniseries The Thing About Pam in 2022 (pictured), a failed Lifetime pilot Cinnamon Girl in 2012, and one episode of Fox animated sitcom King of the Hill in 2001 Earlier this year, the Big Picture Company co-founder reprised her role as the accident-prone TV producer in Michael Morris' four-quel Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, which amassed $134.9M at the global box office Zellweger has bonded with all three of the 46-year-old Englishman's children including 21-year-old daughter Amelie (2-R) and 18-year-old son Archie (R) with first ex-wife Louise Anstead On the personal front, Zellweger began dating Ant Anstead after meeting on the set of Celebrity IOU: Joyride in June 2021 - the same exact month he finalized his divorce from second ex-wife Christina Haack. The University of Texas grad has bonded with all three of the 46-year-old Englishman's children including 21-year-old daughter Amelie and 18-year-old son Archie with first ex-wife Louise Anstead.
Yahoo
06-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Did Selena Gomez Reveal That Logan Lerman Joined the Only Murders in the Building Cast?
Getty Images There's a chance that Selena Gomez just unwittingly (or maybe purposefully) revealed that Logan Lerman has joined the cast of the Emmy-winning series, Only Murders in the Building. Gomez, who was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for her role as Mabel on the Hulu show, shared a carousel of photos on Instagram on Saturday, April 5, potentially revealing new cast members on the show. The photo dump was a mixture of personal photos of Gomez and her fiancé Benny Blanco, along with some behind-the-scenes pics from what appears to be the fifth season of Only Murders in the Building. She captioned it, 'a few memories… 🩷' In one picture in particular, Gomez stands on set with her two main co-stars Martin Short and Steve Martin, along with series newcomers Christoph Waltz and Renée Zellweger — who were announced last month to be part of the show, along with Keegan-Michael Key and Téa Leoni. But standing next to Zellweger is Percy Jackson star Logan Lerman. The surprising addition has not yet become public, leaving fans to believe that Gomez's innocent social media post might be the big reveal. Was she just casually posting without realizing it? Perhaps. The reason we know she's on set is because of another photo in the same post of Gomez with Martin and Short, sitting in their actors' chairs, reading their lines. The beloved true crime comedy has grown in popularity since its debut in 2021. Since then, the series has welcomed a host of A-list talent — including Meryl Streep, Paul Rudd, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Cara Delevingne, Tina Fey, Jane Lynch, and more. It's unclear who Logan Lerman is playing on the show, which follows Selena Gomez, Martin Short, and Steve Martin as they solve murders that occur within their New York City apartment building. Maybe a new suspect? Time will tell. Originally Appeared on Teen Vogue Want more great Culture stories from Teen Vogue? Check these out: Underneath Chappell Roan's Hannah Montana Wig? A Pop Star for the Ages Is Your New Favorite Song Real or AI? Bridgerton Showrunner Clarifies Benedict's Sexuality & Talks Francesca's Queer Plot Twist The Borders of Country Music Are Finally Crumbling
Yahoo
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sundance's Future In Utah Looks Bleak As Park City Mayor Laments Anti-LGBTQ+ Flag Bill
With just two days to go until Utah's governor either signs or vetos a controversial bill that would ban the Pride Flag from government buildings in the state, the chances of Sundance staying in the Beehive State aren't looking good. At least according to Park City's Mayor. More from Deadline Sony Pictures Classics Acquires Worldwide Rights To 'Oh, Hi!' Starring Logan Lerman And Molly Gordon Utah's Hopes Of Keeping Sundance Threatened By Anti-Pride Flag Bill On Governor's Desk New Distribution Venture Cartuna X Dweck Takes North American Rights For Sundance & SXSW Thriller 'Dead Lover' 'Deputy City Manager Sarah Pearce and I have worked closely for a year now, one year now, with Jennifer Wesselhoff at the Park City Chamber, the mayors and staff of Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County, state elected officials and other stakeholders to reimagine a Sundance Film Festival in Utah that combines the magic of Park City with the affordability of the Salt Lake area,' Nann Worel said late Tuesday in her annual state of the Park City speech. Along with Gov. Spencer Cox, Utah Film Commissioner Virginia Pearce and the other officials Worel mentioned, the Park City leader has been a big advocate for the multi-million dollar United Utah effort that would see the state capitol become Sundance's hub and Park City become the satellite screening venue in 2027. But larger political winds may have blown that plan away. 'Unfortunately, a recent bill passed by the Utah legislature and comments made by some legislature have not been helpful in our bid to keep the festival here,' the retiring resort town mayor told local luminaries this evening of the bill designed to ban LGBTQ+ flags and banners on public buildings and schools. Worel's remarks come as a final decision on Sundance's future expected very soon, according to what festival director Eugene Hernandez told Deadline's Mike Fleming Jr. on February 22. After a year of bids, competition and reimagining of a post-Park City Sundance, Utah's desire to keep the Robert Redford founded fest is up against a very strong and $34 million tax incentive juiced bid from Boulder CO and a resilient effort from Cincinnati, OH. Gov. Cox and the Utah legislature have put over $3.5 million in state funds directly on the table at the last minute to keep the big bucks gross domestic product, tax revenue and employment generating Sundance in the state. Yet, as first Deadline reported on March 12 and apparently has intensified since, the battle to keep Sundance that may already be lost in part because of the anti-Pride flag bill, several sources say. With undeniable pessimism in her voice, Mayor Worel added Tuesday: 'Regardless of the festival's trajectory, I am proud of Park City's efforts, and we will continue to support the arts and explore new opportunities. Change is inevitable with the festival, but if the Sundance Institute chooses to leave our state, we will not only survive, we will thrive.' Trajectory or not, the tender to keep Sundance local once its current contract expires after the 2026 festival faces serious headwinds from the passage earlier this month in the Republican dominated state chambers of House Bill 77, or the Flag Display Amendments. Headwinds so strong that they have likely irrevocably tipped the fine balance that progressive Sundance and primarily Red State Utah have been able to maintain the past 40 years, I'm told. Even with very vocal opposition to the Rep. Trevor Lee and Sen. Daniel McCay sponsored HB77 from SLC Mayor Erin Mendenhall, direct pleas from her and others in the state to the Sundance leadership to remember the history the Robert Redford founded fest and Utah have received a skeptical reaction. The bill is 'a slap in the face,' according to a well-positioned source, to the festival's proclaimed values of being 'vibrant, inviting and inclusive.' However, as much as Gov. Cox says he values Sundance, the 2024 re-elected politician also has a hard deadline of March 27 to either sign the anti-Pride flag bill into law or veto it. If Cox signs it, which smart money says he will, the measure will go into effect in early May. Starting months before the last Park City centric Sundance next year, there will be $500 fine daily for every Pride flag flying from state funded buildings. Objections to the bill from the ACLU and Equality Utah have also seen longtime anti-Pride flag promoters Rep. Lee and Sen. McCay (who recently said Sundance makes 'porn' and 'does not fit in Utah anymore' while reposting a Deadline story) make their POV very clear online. SLC Mayor Mendenhall's office and Sundance did not respond to request for comment Tuesday. Neither Rep. Lee nor Sen. McCay got back to us about the state of their legislation with Gov. Cox or Mayor Worel's speech. Praising the Winter Olympics returning to Utah in 2034, Mayor Nann Worel surprised many in Park City tonight when that she announced she will not be seeking a second term. Worel, the first woman to be Park City's mayor, will leave office in January 2026 – just before the next and possibly last Sundance Film Festival in Utah. Best of Deadline 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery How To Watch 'Wicked: Part One': Is The Film Streaming Yet? All The Songs In 'Severance' Season 2: From The Who To Ella Fitzgerald
