Daisy Edgar-Jones: Last News

Daisy Edgar Jones brings her new movie, Where The Crawdads Sing, to the Kulturbrauerei for its latest premiere event in Berlin, Germany, on Wednesday night (August 10).

Glen Powell has responded to the backlash over his cut kiss scene with Daisy Edgar-Jones in Twisters.In a new interview with Screen Rant, the actor said he is “delighted” by the chatter surrounding the deleted scene, as it shows that fans “care” about the film and characters.“I really think that even that [backlash] shows that people care, which is really great,” he said. “I just love how excited people have gotten about that movie, and Daisy and I send each other the TikToks and the gifs.

Daisy Edgar-Jones singing the ‘Going Home’ song on Greg James’ Radio 1 show when she was a teenager has been found.The segment was part of James’ Drivetime show on Radio 1 between 2012 and 2017 and saw three listeners who were on their way home singing to the tune of ‘Nut Rocker’ by B. Bumble and the Stingers.The producers of James’ Breakfast show discovered that the Normal People and Twisters actress had sung the song on the show back in 2013, when she was around 15 or 16 years old.

Twisters movie – but according to the film’s director, it was there all along.In the original 1996 incarnation of the movie Twister, starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton, a flying cow that gets caught up in one of the tornadoes became an iconic image – so much so that filmmakers decided to pay homage to it in the follow-up, Twisters.Starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, Anthony Ramos and more, the disaster film — a stand-alone sequel to the original — centres on a group of storm chasers trying to diffuse tornadoes with sodium polyacrylate solution.Recently, director Lee Isaac Chung said that the new film would avoid having a flying cow scene. However, he has now revealed that there is indeed a brief image of a cow up in the air in the film – and it was even one that he himself missed at first.“My god, everybody’s been wanting a cow in this movie,” he joked with The Hollywood Reporter, confirming that the cow can be seen towards the end of the film.He continued: “It’s the hardest thing to spot.

Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones play stormchasers Tyler Owens and Kate Cooper in the new film “Twisters,” a sequel to the 1996 original. The two actors have undeniable chemistry in the movie, but surprisingly don’t seal the happy ending with a kiss.In an interview with Collider, Powell, 35, and Edgar-Jones, 26, revealed that the decision for their characters to avoid any PDA is thanks to advice from executive producer Steven Spielberg.“I think it’s a Spielberg note, wasn’t it? Do you know what it is? I think it stops the film feeling too cliched, actually,” the “Normal People” actress told Collider. “I think there’s something really wonderful about it feeling like there’s a continuation.

EXCLUSIVE: Twisters, the reboot of the 1996 Michael Crichton co-scripted Amblin feature, is off to a good start with around $7M in preview money from both last night’s fan Imax/PLF showtimes and previews which began today at 5PM for the Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar Jones movie.

Twisters looks set to lay waste to the worldwide box office this weekend, with predictions that it will blow past its 1996 prequel’s success.The film was released in UK cinemas today (July 17), and will hit the US on Friday. Variety projects that it will bring in an estimated $50million (£38million) from North American theatres in its first weekend, based on its early takings from international territories.Its predecessor Twister, which came out in the summer of 1996, opened to a lofty $41million (unadjusted for inflation), the sixth biggest opening weekend ever to that point, eventually becoming the second highest grossing film of 1996, after Independence Day.Twisters cost $155million to produce, so will require a big return from the box office, but the early signs are that it will be a success, although it will face stiff competition from Deadpool & Wolverine, which arrives the following weekend.Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell star in the film as two opposing figures who are in thrall to the megastorms, until they find themselves in a fight for their lives in rural Oklahoma.Minari director Lee Isaac Chung has helmed it, and it saw its first trailer premiere during the prestigious Super Bowl halftime show.

Twisters hits cinemas today (July 17), but what songs feature on the film’s soundtrack?The movie is a sequel to 1996’s Twister, which starred Helen Hunt, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Bill Paxton.This time round, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell star as two opposing figures who are in thrall to the megastorms, until they find themselves in a fight for their lives in rural Oklahoma.Minari director Lee Isaac Chung has helmed the new film, which saw its first trailer premiere during the prestigious Super Bowl halftime show. In it, Powell’s character tells Edgar-Jones: “You don’t face your fears, you ride them!”Leading up to the film’s release, it has faced a whirlwind of surprise appearances at its premiere events – one in London with the appearance of Tom Cruise, and another in Los Angeles, where enraged PETA activists stormed the stage.The late Bill Paxton’s son James appears in a cameo in the film as a “disgruntled hotel guest”.

DC’s future Superman, David Corenswet.Without a doubt, these characters’ backstories and drives are vastly more compelling than those of 28 years ago. And the main trio’s opposing auras — Edgar-Jones’ damaged soul, Powell’s sensitive jock and Ramos’ heart of gold — marry beautifully. There’s greater moral complexity this time, too.

“Normal People” co-star and on-screen love interest Paul Mescal.Despite the chemistry that sparked dating rumors after the two starred in the 2020 adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel, Edgar-Jones remains unfazed four years later.“You watch with bemusement really, because it’s interesting to see what narratives people write in,” she said in an interview with the Sunday Times, published on July 14. “Usually they’re quite harmless and when I’m spotted it’s normally just a lot of, ‘Oh, that’s Whatsherface?’ And I say, ‘It is,’” the actress, 26, added.The actors became close friends while filming the show and recently attended England’s Glastonbury Festival together.Edgar-Jones is currently dating artist Ben Seed, while Mescal, 28, previously dated singer Phoebe Bridgers.Mescal and Bridgers, 29, dated on and off in 2021 and made headlines with their joint attendance at the 2022 Met Gala.

Twisters, the forthcoming sequel to the hit disaster film.The 1996 film – which starred his father Bill alongside Helen Hunt – is getting a belated follow-up in the form of Twisters, which stars Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones, and is due for release this coming week (July 17).James Paxton appears in the film in a brief role as a “disgruntled hotel guest”, as reported by Entertainment Weekly. The media outlet spoke with him about his involvement: “It’s really a cameo, so it’s an Easter egg for the fans of Dad and the original,” he said.

Twisters on Thursday (July 11), protesting against the film’s use of rodeo scenes.The film is a sequel to the original 1996 film Twister, which starred Helen Hunt, Philip Seymour-Hoffman and Bill Paxton.It includes scenes set in rodeos, which the animal rights organisation believe promote violence and torture of horses and bulls.According to The Hollywood Reporter, one demonstrator ran down the aisle of the premiere as the cast and crew were introducing the film, while chanting: “There’s no excuse for animal abuse”.PETA interrupts #TWISTERS premiere pic.twitter.com/Col67zJg96— Video Store Guy (@germ560) July 12, 2024We stirred up at a storm at the #TwistersMovie premiere tonight with a clear message against its rodeo scene. Shame on Universal Pictures for glamorizing violence towards animals! pic.twitter.com/hD5pI8HneR— PETA (@peta) July 12, 2024Dozens of other protestors carried signs outside the venue reading “Stop Glamorizing Rodeos” and “Lasso Tornadoes, Not Animals”.PETA wrote on X/Twitter after the event: “We demand a disclaimer! @universalpics, it’s time for a reality check.

Normal People made stars of its two young actors and now one of them has shared that she’d be keen to revisit the role some time in the future.

Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have finally revealed what their Normal People-related tease earlier this week was all about.Earlier this week, the pair of Mescal and Edgar-Jones took to social media to tease something related to Normal People, with the latter writing “We’ve got some news to share!! Watch this place,” alongside a photo of them on her Instagram Story.Now, the duo have finally opened up about the tease, shutting down speculation that the show is returning for a second season anytime soon. Instead, the two have announced a special charity screening of the entire show set to take place on June 16 at a Central London cinema that has yet to be revealed.Mescal and Edgar-Jones will raffle tickets to a special marathon screening of Normal People on the big screen.

Halle Bailey, Julia Garner and Daisy Edgar Jones are a stunning trio at the 2023 Met Gala!

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentBritish actor Daisy Edgar-Jones, best known for her role as Marianne in the Hulu and BBC series “Normal People,” will be feted by the Locarno Film Festival with its Leopard Club Award.The Swiss fest dedicated to indie cinema will celebrate Edgar-Jones on Aug. 5 when her latest film, Olivia Newman’s “Where the Crawdads Sing,” in which she plays the lead, will screen on the 8,000-seat outdoor Piazza Grande venue.On the following day Locarno will also screen Bill Buckhurst’s coming-of-age film “Pond Life” which marked Edgar-Jones’ debut in a theatrically released feature.She also starred opposite Sebastian Stan in the movie “Fresh,” directed by Mimi Cave which premiered at Sundance and was released on Hulu and Disney +.

controversial author Delia Owens’ popular novel, when the dialogue isn’t sanitizing abuse and rape, it’s waxing poetic about sea creatures, grass and owls. Long stretches of floral language is OK in a book. Onscreen, however, it’s pretentious.

Reese Witherspoon read Delia Owen's 2018 bestseller,, she knew she had to bring the story to the big screen.«I read this novel probably in one day, maybe two days, I just couldn't put it down,» the actress and producer says in ET's exclusive look at the set of the upcoming drama, which stars Daisy Edgar-Jones as Kya, the central figure in the story.  was first featured in Witherspoon's namesake book club before being adapted into a feature film by an all-female creative team, including director Olivia Newman and screenwriter Lucy Alibar.The book and film tell the tale of Kya's life as a girl who grew up alone in the swamplands of North Carolina before being thrust into the spotlight in a nearby town after a local football star turns up dead near her home.«You really don't know if she did it,» Witherspoon explains of the tumultuous story.

Where The Crawdads Sing star Daisy Edgar-Jones shipped out DJ decks and put on shows for the cast, according to one co-star.The Normal People actress takes on the lead role in the upcoming adaptation of Delia Owens’ 2018 bestselling novel.However, fellow star Taylor John Smith has spoken on Edgar-Jones’ love for DJing, revealing she taught him how to spin decks.“It was phenomenal,” he told the PA news agency at the MTV Movie and TV Awards (via Irish News). “[Daisy’s] so funny when you’re not working that you forget how brilliant of an actor she is.“It was a great experience.

The brand new trailer for Where the Crawdads Sing, starring Daisy Edgar Jones, just debuted online (and it features some new Taylor Swift music, too!)

 reunited to bring Rooney's debut novel,  to the small screen. Told over 12 episodes, is now streaming in its entirety on Hulu. Watch NowSet in Dublin,  follows 21-year-old college student Frances and her former girlfriend and current best friend, Bobbi, as they navigate a complex new relationship with a married couple.Like Sally Rooney’s other works,  is an intimate character study of complicated individuals, and the ways in which they communicate with one another. Alison Oliver, Joe Alwyn, Sasha Lane and Jemima Kirke star in this new Hulu original series. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch  online.  premieres on Sunday, May 15, 2022.