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Posted by Veronique on August 23rd, 2023
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indiewire.com: Sophia Lillis Finally Becomes One of the Adults

theplaylist.net: HomeInterviews The Adults, Berlin ‘The Adults’: Michael Cera & Sophia Lillis On Their Latest Indie Drama, Netflix’s Scott Pilgrim & More [The Discourse Podcast]

solzyatthemovies.com: The Adults: Michael Cera, Hannah Gross, and Sophia Lillis Discuss Film

Posted by Veronique on August 17th, 2023
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Variety’s 2023 Young Hollywood Impact Report

The talent highlighted in Variety’s Young Hollywood Impact Report come from the worlds of film, television, music and digital and all made a splash in the last year. All interviews were conducted before the SAG-AFTRA strike began.

Lillis, 21, admits she had a bit of an edge over her castmates in “Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves,” after having played D&D in high school. The star of movies such as “It” and “I Am Not Okay With This” was excited to play Tiefling druid Doric. “Doing stunts with horns, elf ears and a corset was also a fun challenge,” says Lillis, who also appears in Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City.” The young actor names Olivia Colman and Sally Hawkins as thesps she admires. “They bring so much to their roles whether it’s the principal role or they’re on screen for five minutes,” Lillis says.

Source: variety.com

Posted by Veronique on August 10th, 2023
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Filmmaker Magazine scans

I added new scans to the gallery from Filmmaker Magazine. Credit for the scans goes to @lillisinfo. Click on the gallery link below to see the full scans!

Posted by Veronique on July 13th, 2023
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Tribeca – The Adults premiere video



Posted by Veronique on June 22nd, 2023
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V Magazine


V People: Sophia Lillis
The screen starlet lands the part

Sophia Lillis leads an unusual life, but that’s not what she’ll tell you. Sure, the 21-year-old rose to fame at just 15 years of age in cult horror obsession It, then followed her breakout role with a slew of film and TV appearances from Sharp Objects to this year’s Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, but the Brooklyn born actress isn’t one for showing off. “I always felt like I had to set something up for my job in the future,” she explains, spilling her art school dreams in interviews as a teenager when her career hovered in a lockdown-induced stand- still. “After It, I started realizing that this was a job I could keep doing.” But life isn’t ever so simple.

Before she was known as the discernable face of countless onscreen heroines—the “voice of reason,” as she calls them—or an adolescent star wondering if her fantasy life was here to stay, Sophia was a natural performer, jumping on camera any chance she got. From drama school to NYU student projects, she bounced between short films before landing her first major role in 2017. But just three years later, COVID had her trapped. “I don’t know how long I can do this,” she remembers thinking. Was this the end of an era, or the calm before a perfect storm?

If the answer wasn’t abundantly clear, (Sophia now sits with us on a Zoom call from Paris where she’s finishing up a press tour, amply proving the latter,) her upcoming projects prove she’s far from a finale. For someone whose niche falls somewhere between being drenched in fake blood and turning into an animal, taking on new identities is something the actress has mastered. “The main thing that’s important for getting into a role is communication,” she explains. “Being open to asking questions and figuring out what I need to learn.” For Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, that receptiveness earned her a guise of prosthetic ears and magnetic horns to play druid Doric. This summer, you’ll see Sophia in a change of pace, amongst the stargazers of Wes Anderson’s latest cinematic release, Asteroid City, and alongside Michael Cera in The Adults.

But despite her coveted resume, worldly travels, and everything else that comes with impending mega-fame, Sophia doesn’t consider her journey abnormal at all. “I grew up different from people who weren’t in the industry, but you could say that about anything,” she says. “Everyone goes off onto separate paths, and each of us has strengths and weaknesses that distinguish us from everyone else.” While that might be fact, her audience can’t shy away from another, more ubiquitous truth. If Sophia won’t be the one to call it, we will. Rare is the moment that talent strikes with a force that leaves no doubt its possessor will emerge through each evolving cultural cycle with success. Well, without further ado, here is one of them. Sophia Lillis has done it once, and we’ll be watching when she does it again.

Asteroid City premieres in theaters on June 16, 2023.

Source: vmagazine.com

Posted by Veronique on June 12th, 2023
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The Adults video interview

From Berlinale 2023.




Posted by Veronique on April 16th, 2023
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Cinemania April 2023

Posted by Veronique on April 4th, 2023
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First clip from The Kelly Clarkson Show



Posted by Veronique on March 30th, 2023
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Posted by Veronique on March 19th, 2023
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