
Alana Haim's Dark Comedy Role in The Drama
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Alana Haim embraces her role as a villainous maid of honor in The Drama, a dark comedy directed by Kristoffer Borgli. Starring alongside Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, and Mamoudou Athie, Haim relishes the chance to step out of her comfort zone and channel anger on set. The film, set to release this Friday, explores Rachels character, leaving audiences to decide if shes truly a villain or just a blunt truth-teller.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Alana Haim's Dark Comedy Role in The Drama. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 2nd, Alana Haim is stepping way out of her comfort zone in her new movie, The Drama. The singer turned actress, who kicked off her film career with licorice pizza back in 2021, now plays Rachel, a super blunt and mean maid, of honor. It's the first role where she's nothing like her real self, and she loves it. Directed by Kristoffer Borgley of Dream scenario fame, the dark comedy stars Dindaya as the bride Emma, Robert Pattinson as her fiancé Charlie, and Mamoudu Athe as Rachel's husband. The two guys are best friends, tying the couples together. Things heat up during a boozy wedding cake tasting. Rachel pushes Emma to spill her darkest secret, which shocks everyone and nearly wrecks the engagement. Rachel flips out the most, even though she swore not to judge. Haim told Entertainment Weekly, it was a blast channeling that anger. Screaming as Dindaya on set, then apologizing right after every take. Her co-star Athe backs her up, saying she's sweet in real life, but can disturb the whole room as an actor.
He doesn't even think Rachel's that bad. The drama drops in theaters this Friday, so catch it and see if Rachel's the villain or just real talk gone wrong. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and celebrity news today.
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