I made screencaps from Sophia in “Gretel and Hansel”. Click on the gallery link below to see all screencaps from her in the film.
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One of this year’s best horror films thus far was one not a whole lot of people saw in theaters, but hopefully Osgood Perkins‘ Gretel & Hansel will soon find its audience on home video.
After making $21 million at the worldwide box office earlier this year, we’ve learned that the dark adaptation of the already-dark fairytale is headed home to Digital on April 7th.
Gretel & Hansel will then arrive on DVD and Blu-ray on May 5th.
The only included special feature is a “Storybook” featurette.
Directed by Osgood Perkins, the film is a terrifying reimagining of the beloved Brothers Grimm fairytale for a new generation.
From MGM’s Orion Pictures, the film stars Sophia Lillis (IT, IT: Chapter 2) as Gretel, newcomer Samuel J. Leakey as Hansel and Alice Krige (Star Trek: First Contact) as The Witch.
Gretel & Hansel
Click on the gallery link below to see the scans full size.
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#Showbiz: Dark twist to a classic
SHE’S only going to be 18 on Feb 13 but Sophia Lillis has already made a big impact on moviegoers worldwide.
The American actress from New York City turned heads with her portrayal of Beverly Marsh in the recent big screen Stephen King adaptations of It.
After the horror films — It (2017) and last year’s sequel It 2 — Lillis had also starred in the acclaimed HBO drama series Sharp Objects, where she played the younger version of Amy Adams’ character.
Not wanting to break her momentum, the young actress now takes on the lead role in the unnerving new psychological thriller, Gretel & Hansel.
Blowing the dust off the Brothers Grimm classic, the new film from writer-director Osgood Perkins (of I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House fame), features Lillis and newcomer Sammy Leaky going up against Alice Krige’s (Carnival Row, Star Trek: First Contact) mysterious witch after taking one very wrong turn in the woods.
As psychological thrillers go, Lillis’ latest work is an emphasis on old-school, slow-burn tension – here playing a young survivor whose perception of her off-kilter world seamlessly segues between reality and fantasy, fable and nightmare, imagination and hallucination.
If Gretel & Hansel is any indication, we can expect much more from Lillis in the years to come.
Below, she talks about the new film and her career so far.
Read the rest of the intervie at the New Straits Times website.
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How ‘It’ Star Sophia Lillis Became a Horror Go-To Before Finishing High School
The actor, in theaters with ‘Gretel & Hansel,’ recently found herself at a crossroads about acting: “I’m turning 18 soon, and I have to start thinking about what I want to do with my life.”
Gretel & Hansel star Sophia Lillis has accomplished quite a lot since her breakout role as Beverly Marsh in 2017’s It. Whether it’s playing a younger version of Amy Adams’ character on Sharp Objects or serving as the foundation for Jessica Chastain’s portrayal of Beverly in It Chapter Two, Lillis’ resume of five films and two series is made all the more impressive by the fact that she’s still a few months away from graduating high school. With Gretel & Hansel in theaters and a new Netflix show debuting Feb. 26, Lillis recently made a big decision about her future.
“I’m turning 18 soon, and I have to start thinking about what I want to do with my life: if I want to continue acting or stop for a little bit and go to college. I’ve thought a lot about it, and I’ve decided I’ll stick with this,” Lillis tells The Hollywood Reporter. “This is a good job to have, and I really enjoy it. As for the horror thing, I would like to try new things… but I don’t mind horror at all. In fact, I’ve come to actually like it, but I never saw myself as the main horror girl.”
Given how sympathetic Beverly Marsh was in It, it’s no surprise why fans of the horror genre have taken to Lillis like they have. Even Chastain was enamored with Lillis. “I remember watching it with the other boys, and they were like, ‘She acted just like you! She does the same things that you do,'” Lillis recounts. “And I was like, ‘Oh, I didn’t know that. I guess she did.'”
In a recent conversation with THR, Lillis also discusses the particulars of shooting Gretel & Hansel, spending time with Adams and Chastain and reuniting with her It co-star Wyatt Oleff for their new Netflix series, I Am Not Okay With This.
Read the rest of the interview on the The Hollywood Reporter website.
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NowThis Entertainment posted a video interview with Sophia on YouTube, check it out below:
I also made caps from Sophia in the video and uploaded those to the gallery. Click on the gallery link below to see all caps.
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I finished the Videos Page and the Articles and Interviews Page today. You’ll be able to see videos from all of Sophia’s projects, as well as videos from interviews she’s done. Here are two of her most recent interviews with BUILD Series and ET Online:
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