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    Amy Adams' Reality Questioned in New 'The Woman in the Window' Trailer

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    The Lois Lane of DCEU portrays an agoraphobic woman whose life is turned upside when she befriends a new neighbor and suspects a foul play in her neighbor’s disappearance.

    Apr 9, 2021

    AceShowbiz –
    “The Woman in the Window” is about to see the light of day after a long delay. A week prior to its scheduled release date, Netflix has released a new trailer for the psychological thriller starring Amy Adams.

    The movie, which is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by pseudonymous author A. J. Finn, centers on Adams’ character Anna Fox, a child psychologist who is unable to go outside and confined to her house due to her agoraphobia. Disconnected from the outside world, she has a sort of little euphoria when she befriends a neighbor (Julianne Moore) across the street from her New York City brownstone condo.

    Her life, however, is turned upside down when she inadvertently witnesses a brutal crime. Suspecting a foul play in her neighbor’s disappearance, she is faced with the question if what she’s seen is reality or her hallucination. Now it’s all up to her to solve the mystery and determine what’s real and what’s only in her head.

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    In a virtual press interview held on Thursday, April 8, Adams said she was attracted to the project because it offered her something new, allowing her to delve into the kind of “psychological thrillers [she’s enjoyed] throughout the years.” She also described her character as a rich person who is “struggling with so much darkness, and there’s a lot of shame, a lot of secrets.”

    “The Woman in the Window” is directed by Joe Wright, who previously helmed “Pride and Prejudice”, “Atonement” and “Darkest Hour”. The script is penned by Tracy Letts, with Scott Rudin, Eli Bush and Anthony Katagas producing. The cast, meanwhile, also includes Gary Oldman, Anthony Mackie, Fred Hechinger and Wyatt Russell among others.

    The movie was originally scheduled to be released theatrically by 20th Century Fox on October 4, 2019, but was delayed to May 15, 2020, due to re-editing after test screenings. The theatrical release was later canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the pic was sold to Netflix. The streaming giant is now set to unleash the film on May 15.

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      Amy Adams to Have 'The Woman in the Window' Released on Netflix in First Half of 2021

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      Director Joe Wright reveals that the upcoming thriller, which has been delayed multiple times due to COVID-19, had to undergo reshooting over the complexity of its original story.

      Jan 9, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Amy Adams’ “The Woman in the Window” will arrive on Netflix “in the first half of the year”.
      The much-delayed thriller was initially set to be released by Disney before being transferred to the streaming giant. It will no longer undergo a cinematic release amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
      According to Entertainment Weekly, the motion picture is due out on the service in the coming months.
      Amy is set to play the role of Dr. Anna Fox in the film, who hides away in her New York home, where she drinks excessively and spends time spying on her neighbours.

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      After observing the close bond between the family who move in next door, she longs for a reunion with her own loved ones.
      However, things take a turn when she witnesses an act of violence.
      In addition to delays faced due to the global health crisis, director Joe Wright also had to reshoot some scenes because early viewers found the story too complex at times.
      “There were some plot points that people found a bit confusing — I would say possibly too opaque maybe,” the filmmaker told the publication. “So we had to go back and clarify certain points, but I think also we tried to make sure we didn’t oversimplify anything and make things too clear. “There’s an enjoyment in not knowing what’s going on, but at the same time, you have to give the audience something to hold on to — you have to lead them through the labyrinth of mystery and fear.”
      The cast also features Gary Oldman, Julianne Moore, Anthony Mackie and Tracy Letts – who also wrote the script for the project.

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      Amy Adams Ready to Reprise 'Enchanted' Role in Future Sequel

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      While she would be thrilled to play Giselle once again, the ‘Nocturnal Animals’ actress is less optimistic when it comes to her role as Lois Lane in ‘Superman’ and ‘Justice League’.
      Mar 31, 2020
      AceShowbiz – “Enchanted” star Amy Adams is ready to consider returning for a sequel to the hit 2007 fantasy film.
      Reports earlier this month claimed “The Pacifier” filmmaker Adam Shankman had begun pre-production on a follow-up, titled “Disenchanted”.
      Amy, who played princess-to-be Giselle in the original, has now revealed she saw the movie again recently and thinks the time might be right for her to return to the role.
      “I absolutely loved playing Giselle, and I recently watched it again,” she told Britain’s Empire magazine. “I hadn’t watched it in years. I don’t typically watch the films that I’m in very often, so it was nice to get to revisit it with some perspective.”
      “I’d be thrilled to do a sequel. If it were the right time and the right story, it would be a lot of fun. I could lose that levity right now.”
      The “Nocturnal Animals” star is less optimistic about reprising another of her most famous roles, however, as she thinks she won’t be playing Lois Lane again in Warner Bros. “Superman” and “Justice League” movies.
      “I would totally be open to playing Lois but I think (the studio is) moving in a different direction, from what I understand,” she added.

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