MacDonald’s book inspired several adaptations in the past, including the 1962 version starring Gregory Peck and Martin Scorsese’s remake led by Robert De Niro and Nick Nolte. Apple TV+ ordered a ten-episode adaptation, with Nick Antosca serving as writer, executive producer, and showrunner.

This new version will center on happily married attorneys Anna and Tom Bowden, who must face the ghosts of their past after Max Cady, a notorious killer from their past, gets out of prison. Bardem previously joined the series as Max Cady, while Amy Adams is set to play Anna Bowden.

Cape Fear will mark Adams’ first TV role since the acclaimed HBO mini-series Sharp Objects, which earned her nominations for a Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy Award. She also earned six Oscar nods for her roles in Junebug, Doubt, The Fighter, The Master, American Hustle, and Vice, while also starring in hit films Enchanted, Arrival, and Man of Steel. She’ll next be seen in Taika Waititi’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun.

According to its official logline, Nightb—- centers on an “artist who pauses her career to be a stay-at-home mom [and] seeks a new chapter in her life [who] encounters just that, when her nightly routine takes a surreal turn and her maternal instincts begin to manifest in canine form.”

The six-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams leads the cast of this film, and the first trailer sees her doing everything from eating dog food to walking on all fours. She’ll be joined by Scoot MacNairy, Mary Holland, Jessica Harper, Zoë Chao, Ella Thomas, Stacey Swift, Archana Rajan, Adrienne Rose White, Darius De La Cruiz, and Roslyn Gentle in supporting roles.

The movie was written and directed by Marielle Heller, who found critical acclaim with the biopics Can You Ever Forgive Me? and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. It will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, before heading to theaters on December 6.

Ishiguro’s novel centers on the journey of an Artificial Friend Klara (Ortega), who’s purchased by a mother (Adams) and her bright daughter Josie, who suffers from a mysterious illness. Klara embarks on a quest to save Josie and her loved ones from heartbreak, while also embracing the power of human love.

The Nobel Prize winner Ishiguro found success with several of his adaptations, starting with The Remains of the Day in 1993, which generated eight Oscar nominations. Never Let Me Go was adapted into a 2010 film starring Carey Mulligan and Andrew Garfield, while The Buried Giant is being adapted into an animated movie by Guillermo del Toro.

Klara and the Sun is Adams’ latest promising project after a series of flops in recent years, including critically panned Dear Evan Hansen and Disenchanted. She’ll next be seen in Marielle Heller’s comedy horror Nightbi–h alongside Scoot McNairy and Ella Thomas, set to be released on Hulu later this year.

Based on Graham Moore’s novel of the same name, The Holdout will center on a woman who finds herself playing multiple roles in a complex murder mystery—juror, attorney, investigator, and suspect—and here’s what it has in store, according to its official synopsis:

“Ten years after Maya Seale turns the tide in a hugely controversial verdict, a fellow juror is found dead in her hotel room, all evidence points to her. Now, she must prove her own innocence – by getting to the bottom of a case that is far from closed.”

The Holdout was written by The Imitation Game’s Graham Moore, and the team of its executive producers includes Adams, Stacy O’Neil, and Kate Clifford through Bond Group Entertainment, along with Drew Comins of Creative Engine Entertainment.

Adams played her first major lead TV role in HBO’s Sharp Objects in 2018, which earned her an Emmy nomination. She then went on to star in the psychological thriller The Woman in the Window and musicals Dear Evan Hansen and Disenchanted.

This exciting project will be based on J. D. Vance’s memoir Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis, published in 2016. His look at struggles of America’s working class was a huge hit and it even topped the New York Times’ bestsellers list.

Deadline describes Hillbilly Elegy as a “modern exploration of the American Dream and three generations of an Appalachian family as told by its youngest member, a Yale Law student forced to return to his hometown.”

The Shape Of Water co-writer Vanessa Taylor was in charge of penning the script.

This Netflix film isn’t the only exciting project that Amy Adams has in store. She recently wrapped up production on highly-anticipated thriller The Woman in the Window, and is attached to a rumored Enchanted sequel.

Vice promises to tell the untold story behind the most powerful vice president in American history, and how his policies changed the world as we know it.

Christian Bale gained 40 pounds to play Cheney and claimed he ate a lot of pies to achieve this goal. He also worked hard to nail his mannerisms and accent. Bale did a lot of research to learn more about his policies so he could easily improvise at any given moment. This isn’t the first time Bale pushed his body to the limits and completely immersed in the character. That’s why Adam McKay knew he was the right person for the job even before he hired him.

“What Christian Bale really does is he psychologically breaks someone apart and puts them back together again. I’ve never seen someone work so hard. It is hard on him, but really amazing to watch,” explained McKay, who previously directed Bale in The Big Short.

Vice also stars Sam Rockwell as George W. Bush, Amy Adams as Lynne Cheney and Steve as Donald Rumsfeld. It’s scheduled to be released on December 25, in the peak of the awards season.

The upcoming drama from Annapurna Pictures is based on the nonfiction book by Anand Giridharadas. Set in Texas, it chronicles the days in the life of Rais Bhuiyan, a Muslim immigrant and Bangladesh Air Force veteran following the 9/11 attacks.

The film will be directed by “Jackie” Pablo Larrain. Mark Ruffalo and Kumail Nanjiani are also in talks to co-star with Adams.

While Annapurna has been developing the film for some time, it will no longer finance the movie. Sources tell Variety that it’s in talks with Amazon Studios to take over financing and distribution.

Adams is currently serving as producer on Sharp Objects. A high priority project, promotion is expected to be bigger than usual. The movie is set to premiere this year.

MacDonald’s book inspired several adaptations in the past, including the 1962 version starring Gregory Peck and Martin Scorsese’s remake led by Robert De Niro and Nick Nolte. Apple TV+ ordered a ten-episode adaptation, with Nick Antosca serving as writer, executive producer, and showrunner.

This new version will center on happily married attorneys Anna and Tom Bowden, who must face the ghosts of their past after Max Cady, a notorious killer from their past, gets out of prison. Bardem previously joined the series as Max Cady, while Amy Adams is set to play Anna Bowden.

Cape Fear will mark Adams’ first TV role since the acclaimed HBO mini-series Sharp Objects, which earned her nominations for a Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy Award. She also earned six Oscar nods for her roles in Junebug, Doubt, The Fighter, The Master, American Hustle, and Vice, while also starring in hit films Enchanted, Arrival, and Man of Steel. She’ll next be seen in Taika Waititi’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun.

According to its official logline, Nightb—- centers on an “artist who pauses her career to be a stay-at-home mom [and] seeks a new chapter in her life [who] encounters just that, when her nightly routine takes a surreal turn and her maternal instincts begin to manifest in canine form.”

The six-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams leads the cast of this film, and the first trailer sees her doing everything from eating dog food to walking on all fours. She’ll be joined by Scoot MacNairy, Mary Holland, Jessica Harper, Zoë Chao, Ella Thomas, Stacey Swift, Archana Rajan, Adrienne Rose White, Darius De La Cruiz, and Roslyn Gentle in supporting roles.

The movie was written and directed by Marielle Heller, who found critical acclaim with the biopics Can You Ever Forgive Me? and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. It will have its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, before heading to theaters on December 6.

Ishiguro’s novel centers on the journey of an Artificial Friend Klara (Ortega), who’s purchased by a mother (Adams) and her bright daughter Josie, who suffers from a mysterious illness. Klara embarks on a quest to save Josie and her loved ones from heartbreak, while also embracing the power of human love.

The Nobel Prize winner Ishiguro found success with several of his adaptations, starting with The Remains of the Day in 1993, which generated eight Oscar nominations. Never Let Me Go was adapted into a 2010 film starring Carey Mulligan and Andrew Garfield, while The Buried Giant is being adapted into an animated movie by Guillermo del Toro.

Klara and the Sun is Adams’ latest promising project after a series of flops in recent years, including critically panned Dear Evan Hansen and Disenchanted. She’ll next be seen in Marielle Heller’s comedy horror Nightbi–h alongside Scoot McNairy and Ella Thomas, set to be released on Hulu later this year.

Based on Graham Moore’s novel of the same name, The Holdout will center on a woman who finds herself playing multiple roles in a complex murder mystery—juror, attorney, investigator, and suspect—and here’s what it has in store, according to its official synopsis:

“Ten years after Maya Seale turns the tide in a hugely controversial verdict, a fellow juror is found dead in her hotel room, all evidence points to her. Now, she must prove her own innocence – by getting to the bottom of a case that is far from closed.”

The Holdout was written by The Imitation Game’s Graham Moore, and the team of its executive producers includes Adams, Stacy O’Neil, and Kate Clifford through Bond Group Entertainment, along with Drew Comins of Creative Engine Entertainment.

Adams played her first major lead TV role in HBO’s Sharp Objects in 2018, which earned her an Emmy nomination. She then went on to star in the psychological thriller The Woman in the Window and musicals Dear Evan Hansen and Disenchanted.

This exciting project will be based on J. D. Vance’s memoir Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis, published in 2016. His look at struggles of America’s working class was a huge hit and it even topped the New York Times’ bestsellers list.

Deadline describes Hillbilly Elegy as a “modern exploration of the American Dream and three generations of an Appalachian family as told by its youngest member, a Yale Law student forced to return to his hometown.”

The Shape Of Water co-writer Vanessa Taylor was in charge of penning the script.

This Netflix film isn’t the only exciting project that Amy Adams has in store. She recently wrapped up production on highly-anticipated thriller The Woman in the Window, and is attached to a rumored Enchanted sequel.

Vice promises to tell the untold story behind the most powerful vice president in American history, and how his policies changed the world as we know it.

Christian Bale gained 40 pounds to play Cheney and claimed he ate a lot of pies to achieve this goal. He also worked hard to nail his mannerisms and accent. Bale did a lot of research to learn more about his policies so he could easily improvise at any given moment. This isn’t the first time Bale pushed his body to the limits and completely immersed in the character. That’s why Adam McKay knew he was the right person for the job even before he hired him.

“What Christian Bale really does is he psychologically breaks someone apart and puts them back together again. I’ve never seen someone work so hard. It is hard on him, but really amazing to watch,” explained McKay, who previously directed Bale in The Big Short.

Vice also stars Sam Rockwell as George W. Bush, Amy Adams as Lynne Cheney and Steve as Donald Rumsfeld. It’s scheduled to be released on December 25, in the peak of the awards season.

The upcoming drama from Annapurna Pictures is based on the nonfiction book by Anand Giridharadas. Set in Texas, it chronicles the days in the life of Rais Bhuiyan, a Muslim immigrant and Bangladesh Air Force veteran following the 9/11 attacks.

The film will be directed by “Jackie” Pablo Larrain. Mark Ruffalo and Kumail Nanjiani are also in talks to co-star with Adams.

While Annapurna has been developing the film for some time, it will no longer finance the movie. Sources tell Variety that it’s in talks with Amazon Studios to take over financing and distribution.

Adams is currently serving as producer on Sharp Objects. A high priority project, promotion is expected to be bigger than usual. The movie is set to premiere this year.