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Thomasin Mckenzie

  1. endings
    Eileen’s Book-to-Movie Differences Turn Its Queer Subtext Into TextWe parsed through the many subtle differences between Ottessa Moshfegh’s novel and its new Anne Hathaway–starring adaptation.
    By Katie Rife
  2. movie review
    The Seductive Eileen Flirts With DisasterAnne Hathaway goes Hitchcock blonde and Thomasin McKenzie is deceptively mousy, but the real MVP of this Ottessa Moshfegh is Marin Ireland.
    By Alison Willmore
  3. edgar wright
    How Last Night in Soho Re-created Swinging-’60s London“It became a war of attrition,” explains director Edgar Wright, “to push the modern world out with tons of period extras and cars.”
    By Chris Lee
  4. movie review
    Last Night in Soho Is a Mostly Intoxicating AffairStarring Anya Taylor-Joy and Thomasin McKenzie, Edgar Wright’s freewheeling, pop-drenched homage to Swinging London is buoyant and brutal.
    By Bilge Ebiri
  5. trailer mix
    Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho Looks Both Groovy and Spooky*Austin Powers voice* Oh, beehive!
    By Rebecca Alter
  6. biopicked
    Thomasin McKenzie Vaults Into Olivia Wilde’s Upcoming Kerri Strug Biopic PerfectThe JoJo Rabbit actress will star as the gold-medal-winning gymnast.
    By Halle Kiefer
  7. trailer mix
    Amy Ryan Shames Cops, Looks for Her Missing Daughter in Lost Girls TrailerBased on a story from New York Magazine.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  8. movie review
    Leave No Trace, Debra Granik’s Winter’s Bone Follow-up, Is Grim and CaptivatingHer first narrative feature since launching Jennifer Lawrence in Winter’s Bone tells the story of a father and daughter living in the wilderness.
    By David Edelstein
  9. The Star of Leave No Trace on Being the ‘Next Jennifer Lawrence’“It’s been really important reminding myself and trying to remind the public that we are two very different people, two different actresses.”
    By Esther Zuckerman
  10. exclusives
    Leave No Trace Clip: A Tender Father-Daughter MomentSee Leave No Trace in theaters June 29.
    By Hunter Harris