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Anna Faris reveals she engages in long, candid talks with her 14-year-old son Jack about religion, discussing Jesus, faith, and hypocrisy as he explores spirituality; she emphasizes she’ll have these conversations to support him, while noting his father Chris Pratt has spoken publicly about his Christian faith and Jak’s views are forming as he grows up.
Anna Faris says she has long, open conversations with her 14-year-old son Jack about religion, often challenging his devout views and hypocrisy as he asks her to accept Jesus Christ; she describes Jack as thoughtful and resilient, and notes that Chris Pratt’s own faith—shaped by his NICU experiences—has influenced their family discussions.
Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, Anna Faris, and Michelle Buteau star in Spa Weekend, a women’s get-away comedy about three moms who ditch routine for a Malibu wellness retreat when a chaotic fourth friend crashes the party. The ensemble spark carries some funny moments, but tame hijinks, thin emotional stakes, and underdeveloped characters leave the film feeling forgettable despite its noble intentions.
On the Dear Chelsea podcast, Anna Faris revealed that her son Jack asked her to accept Jesus as his savior. She said she’d consider it but only after long conversations, and she has not converted. Faris emphasizes thoughtful dialogue over winning a debate, discusses her son’s views on religion and politics (including abortion and mega‑church pastors), and notes she and ex‑husband Chris Pratt continue to co‑parent while sobriety has shaped her perspective.
On a Dear Chelsea podcast, Anna Faris said her 13-year-old son Jack Pratt is religious and has asked her to accept Jesus Christ. She says she’s willing to engage in long conversations and even challenges him by asking whether being pro-life is a luxury, noting his thoughtful, evolving views on faith.
Spa Weekend squanders a talented ensemble on a half-baked script, but the blooper reel delivers the film’s few genuine laughs—especially Isla Fisher’s sharp improv—while the rest of the movie lands as dated and unfunny; the outtakes, however, are worth sticking around for and the film remains in cinemas.
Anna Faris revealed on Chelsea Handler’s podcast that her 14-year-old son with Chris Pratt has developed strong right-wing beliefs and asked her to accept Jesus Christ; she notes they can have long conversations to challenge his views, highlighting that she didn’t grow up religious while he is devout, and Pratt emphasizes passing on faith to his children.
Spa Weekend, from writers-turned-directors Lucas and Moore, tries a female Hangover-style riff about four women on a luxe spa weekend, but it leans into sentimentality and gloss instead of jokes. Despite a strong cast (Leslie Mann, Anna Faris, Michelle Buteau, Isla Fisher), the film plays it safe and ends up bland rather than funny, delivering a glossy but dull comedy. Release dates: August 20 (Australia) and August 21 (UK/US).
Spa Weekend follows four friends who take a resort break to escape their duties, prompting candid discussions about fulfillment—from career autonomy to personal time—while the cast bonds in Australia and advocates for more female-centered stories in Hollywood.
Anna Faris candidly discusses feeling mom guilt, Jack’s premature birth and medical hurdles, and how she and ex-husband Chris Pratt co-parent within a big, supportive blended family that includes Katherine Schwarzenegger and their kids.
On Chelsea Handler's podcast, Anna Faris discusses parenting her 14-year-old son Jack, calling him 'solid' and 'religious,' and explains that he has asked her to accept Jesus. She says she’s willing to have long conversations to challenge his pro‑life views and critique megachurch pastors, noting that Jack responds thoughtfully and is examining hypocrisy in religion.
Anna Faris reveals on Chelsea Handler’s podcast that she discusses her 14-year-old son Jack’s religious leanings and right-wing politics—despite not being religious herself—through long, challenging conversations about issues like pro-life and megachurch pastors, appreciating his thoughtful responses and growing awareness of hypocrisy.
Anna Faris disclosed on Chelsea Handler's podcast that she engages in long conversations with her 14-year-old son Jack about religion and right-wing politics. She isn’t religious herself, but Jack identifies as religious, and she challenges his views on topics like pro-life stances and megachurch pastors, hoping to model critical thinking and hypocrisy-aware discussions. She says their dialogue is ongoing and that he thoughtfully responds.
On the Dear Chelsea podcast, Anna Faris revealed she stopped drinking in the past year, calling sobriety a gift that helped her stop self-sabotage and noting a link between alcohol and depression for her. She also credited hormone patches for mental-health benefits and briefly discussed her divorces and her son Jack; her representative did not comment on when she began abstaining.
A24's Primetime trailer drops, with Robert Pattinson portraying Chris Hansen in a frosty reimagining of the Dateline story To Catch a Predator; Anna Faris co-stars as his wife, Lance Oppenheim directs, and the film world-premieres at Venice before a theatrical release on September 25.