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Nick Antosca, the Cape Fear creator for Apple TV+, says he always wanted Juliette Lewis in the reboot after her standout 1991 film, and Lewis makes a cameo in the episode 'Phantom Sensations' as a hoodie-clad intruder stalking Max Cady; the episode also features Francesca Scorsese, while Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg serve as executive producers on the series.
Juliette Lewis appears as a hooded, masked mystery woman in Friday's episode of Apple TV+'s Cape Fear, revealing a direct link to Scorsese's film while leaving her character's identity and motives to be explored as the season unfolds.
Juliette Lewis surprises fans with a cameo in Apple TV+’s Cape Fear, returning as a figure from Max Cady’s past in the episode Phantom Sensations, where she stalks him in a hoodie and mask, breaks into his house, and leaves a video message that triggers his rage. Francesca Scorsese also appears as an influencer in the episode. The series, created by Nick Ancosta, stars Javier Bardem and is executive produced by Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg.
The Theater Loop review argues Broadway’s Rocky Horror Show revival at Studio 54 is caught between honoring the cult classic and updating it for today, resulting in a mixed experience: not fully the interactive bacchanal fans expect, nor a traditional Broadway night of quiet observation. Luke Evans’s Frank-N-Furter is the standout, delivering serious commitment where others lean into irony, while the rest of the cast and direction feel over-earnest or arch. The enduring score, including Time Warp, remains the production’s high point as it navigates its tricky legacy.
Broadway’s Roundabout Theatre Company is reviving The Rocky Horror Show at Studio 54, with Luke Evans making his Broadway debut as Frank-N-Furter and a cast including Rachel Dratch, Juliette Lewis, Stephanie Hsu, Amber Gray, Harvey Guillén, Josh Rivera and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez. Directed by Sam Pinkleton with choreography by Ani Taj, previews begin March 26 ahead of an April 23 opening, with a limited run through June 21. Kris Kukul leads music supervision; set by dots, costumes by David I. Reynoso, lighting by Jane Cox, sound by Brian Ronan, and wig/hair by Alberto Alvarado (Make-up by Sterling Tull).
Juliette Lewis, the Oscar-nominated actress known for her roles in 90s films and her relationship with Brad Pitt, was recently spotted shopping at Erewhon Market in Calabasas. Despite her fame, she went unrecognized by many, dressed casually in camouflage bike shorts and a t-shirt. Lewis, who took a break from acting to focus on her music career with her band Juliette and the Licks, continues to maintain a low profile while enjoying her passions.
Christina Ricci and Juliette Lewis, co-stars of Showtime's Yellowjackets, shared heartfelt messages on Instagram after the shocking Season 2 finale. Ricci gushed about her friendship with Lewis, whom she had admired as a 14-year-old, while Lewis expressed her gratitude to the show's creators and cast. The finale, which featured a tragic death, left some fans sending death threats to the show's co-creator.
The season two finale of Showtime's survival series Yellowjackets saw the tragic death of Juliette Lewis' character, Natalie, accidentally killed by Misty (Christina Ricci) during a wilderness reunion. Lewis took to Instagram to express her gratitude to the show's creators and cast, while her co-stars also shared their love and respect for her. The show has already been renewed for a third season, but production is currently paused due to the ongoing writers' strike. The loss of Natalie will be a major focus of season three, with the show exploring the ways it triggers reevaluations of the past and change.
Karyn Kusama, the director of the Yellowjackets season two finale, reveals that Natalie's death was foreshadowed in the pilot episode of the Showtime series. Kusama explains that the showrunners had always thought about the mysterious moment when Natalie hallucinates Misty at the kegger in the woods, which was a time-defying flash-forward to the notion that Misty was always going to be kind of an angel of death for Natalie. Kusama also discusses the emotional decision to kill off the character of Natalie and say goodbye to core cast member Juliette Lewis, explaining why the big-swing choice made sense for the series and how long it’s been in motion.
Simone Kessell, who plays Lottie in the TV series "Yellowjackets," discusses the tragic Season 2 finale where her character revived the ritual of the hunt, leading to the death of Natalie (Juliette Lewis). Kessell reflects on the journey of Lottie and Natalie's relationship, the emotional impact of filming the final scenes, and her hopes for Season 3. She also discusses the significance of the masks worn by the characters and the possibility of Lottie being institutionalized in the next season.
In the season 2 finale of "Yellowjackets," Natalie is anointed as the new leader of the group, while adult Natalie is killed. Shauna is spared from murder charges, and Lottie is shipped off to another mental institution. The showrunners reset the narrative, leaving the teens without shelter and with uncertain futures. The episode features poignant music cues and moments of transcendence, but the season as a whole was uneven.
The Season 2 finale of "Yellowjackets" on Showtime saw the death of Natalie, played by Juliette Lewis, leaving the cast and fans shocked. In an interview, Christina Ricci, who plays Misty, discusses her reaction to the twist, Misty's mistake, and the overall season. Ricci also talks about the possibility of a Walter and Misty spinoff and the future of the show without Lewis.
Sophie Thatcher, who plays Natalie in Showtime's hit series Yellowjackets, discusses the shocking season two finale and the fate of her character. Thatcher reveals that she and her co-stars were not privy to the major plot twists and that Juliette Lewis confirmed her departure from the show during season two press. Thatcher also discusses the emotional final scene she filmed with Lewis and the impact of her character's tragic ending.
The cast of Showtime's hit series Yellowjackets, including Christina Ricci, Juliette Lewis, and Melanie Lynskey, attended the Hollywood premiere of the show's second season. The series follows a girls' high school soccer team whose plane crashes in the Canadian wilderness, with scenes jumping between the teen survivors and present-day adult characters. Other stars in attendance included Elijah Wood, Tawny Cypress, and Transparent star Amy Landecker.