Unveil the drama of Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried as they expose each other's hidden truths in the trailer for 'The Housemaid'
In the chilling trailer for the upcoming psychological thriller 'The Housemaid', audiences are introduced to the world of the wealthy Winchester family, where nothing is as it seems. The film, directed by Paul Feig, is set for release on December 26.
The story follows Sydney Sweeney as Millie Calloway, a housemaid for the Winchesters. Upon her arrival, Millie is greeted by Nina Winchester (played by Amanda Seyfried) and shown her room, all while Sabrina Carpenter's 'Please Please Please' sets the atmospheric tone.
Paul Feig expresses his excitement about the tension and scares in the film, considering it a faithful interpretation of the 2022 novel of the same name by Freida McFadden, with added surprises. Rebecca Sonnenshine adapted the novel for the screen.
'The Housemaid' promises a game of secrets, scandal, and power behind the Winchesters' closed doors. Millie, played by Sweeney, finds a lock for her door and a cabinet full of medicine, hinting at the dark twists she uncovers as she delves deeper into the Winchesters' secrets.
Brandon Sklenar plays Andrew Winchester, and the characters' flaws are a key aspect of the film. The official synopsis suggests a world of perfection that is an illusion, further heightening the suspense.
Meanwhile, fans of Sweeney may be pleased to hear that HBO has confirmed that 'Euphoria', starring Sweeney, will return for a third season next year.
Sweeney found the novel of 'The Housemaid' compelling, reading all three books in the series within a week. Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney are the main cast members in 'The Housemaid', with Seyfried playing Nina Winchester.
The trailer for this intriguing psychological thriller is now available, promising a gripping narrative and stellar performances. Don't miss 'The Housemaid' when it hits theatres this December.
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