Saturday Night Live's 51st season resumes on Jan. 17 with Finn Wolfhard hosting and A$AP Rocky as musical guest, following a midseason break, with the season featuring various celebrity hosts and musical acts.
Finn Wolfhard, known for his role in Stranger Things, plans to focus on his music career, including touring and releasing new albums, while keeping his acting options open. He has also completed a stunt comedy film and expressed interest in working with certain directors and friends in future projects.
Saturday Night Live will return in January with Finn Wolfhard hosting and A$AP Rocky making his debut as a musical guest, marking Wolfhard's first hosting appearance and Rocky's first time as a musical performer on the show.
Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk are set to write and potentially direct a remake of the 1999 horror comedy "Idle Hands" for Sony Pictures, with Jason Reitman producing. The duo, known for their work on "Hell of a Summer," aim to bring a fresh perspective to the film, which originally starred Devon Sawa and Jessica Alba. Reitman, who has collaborated with Wolfhard and Bryk on previous projects, expressed enthusiasm for their unique take on the story.
Finn Wolfhard discusses his roles in "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire," "Stranger Things 5," and "SNL 1975," expressing excitement for the upcoming projects. He reflects on the transition of Jason Reitman to a producer role for "Frozen Empire" after the passing of Ivan Reitman, and shares insights into the grandeur of "Stranger Things 5." Wolfhard also talks about his experiences working with the cast and crew, as well as his upcoming solo music album.