Mother Mary's Mystical Set: Stars Spill the Tea

0:00It's April 17th. I'm Corey with the story. This is Entertainment in celebrity news today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Anne Hathaway and Michaela Quell are spilling the tea on some eerie vibes from the set of their new 824 flick Mother Mary, directed by David Lowery. The film follows a pop star and a fashion designer reuniting as old friends, diving into spooky territory with Ouija boards and summoning circles. Turns out, real life got just as mystical during filming, with strange lights and supernatural energy popping up everywhere. Cole crashed in the castle that pulsed with weird energy and the barn built for her character's atelier felt alive, like the mannequins in fabric. Rolls were part of the family. Hathaway noticed magnetic coincidences too, where folks would sync up on ideas without even chatting, pulling the whole production into this connected flow. Both stars took time to soak it in, with Hathaway describing days of mystical light outside the dark barn that made everything feel like they were, standing on the horizon.

1:02Cole got so attached to that barn space she hated leaving it. Nothing creepier scary though, just beautiful strangeness that matched the movie's mood. Director David Lowery keeps making ghost stories, but admits he's never spotted a real one off-screen. He calls himself a seeker, antenna up for any otherworldly contact, but he's still waiting to become a true believer. Mother Mary hits select theaters now and goes wide on April 24th, so if you're chasing those chills, this one's blending real and real in a fresh way.