Since making her Hollywood debut back in 2016 with Monster Trucks, Samara Weaving has consistently proved herself to be one of the most charismatic and ultra-talented stars of her generation. She can ...

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Things got a little too real for Samara Weaving while filming her new movie Carolina Caroline. The star of the outlaw Western romance reveals to Entertainment Weekly that she got trapped in the trunk ...

Supermassive Games‘ Will Doyle and Dan McDonald have revealed during an interview with Gamereactor that they would like to work with Samara Weaving on a horror project. The studio is known for working ...

When Samara Weaving read the script for her latest film, Eenie Meanie, a heist thriller also starring Karl Glusman, Andy Garcia, and Steve Zahn, she knew that she had to be involved in the project.

Samara Weaving and Margot Robbie were born two years apart in Australia, and both got their start on soap operas in their home country. You may have noticed that, from certain angles, they look a bit ...

Samara Weaving glancing upward in Eenie Meanie Image via Hulu Samara Weaving may be a skilled getaway driver in Eenie Meanie, but that didn't stop her latest star vehicle from crashing and burning ...

Scream queen Samara Weaving gets a taste of action this weekend in Eenie Meanie, the new heist comedy that began streaming on Hulu today. Written and directed by Shawn Simmons, Eenie Meanie stars ...

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Edith “Edie” Meaney (Samara Weaving) acquired her nickname from Nico (Andy Garcia), a crime boss from a life that Edie’s done everything she can to leave behind. Working as a banker in Cleveland and ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. The film even struggles to rationalize its own awkward title, which is the nickname of Weaving’s character “Edie ...