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Natalia Dyer has joined Gulfstream Pictures’ Amazon MGM Studios romantic comedy Goodbye Girl, starring Kiernan Shipka and Cole Sprouse, which begins production in New Orleans. Dyer’s specific role hasn’t been disclosed. The script by Danielle Hoover and David Monahan is based on a story by Hoover, Monahan and Jessica Elbaum, with Gulfstream and The RAD Lab financing. The project marks Dyer’s first big post-Stranger Things project.
Kiernan Shipka explains that a controversial Season 4 ménage à trois in HBO's Industry is more than titillation—it marks a turning point toward adult, more nuanced work. She portrays Haley as a clever, power-leveraging player, a departure from her earlier roles, with the scene featuring Yasmin and Henry Muck (Kit Harington) underscoring the character’s calculating edge. Creators Konrad Kay and Mickey Down praise casting and Shipka’s performance as pivotal for the show, while Shipka reflects on her growth, the preparation and life experiences that informed the moment, and her time in the UK while filming.
Kiernan Shipka, who grew up on Mad Men, returns to prestige TV in HBO Max’s Industry as Hailey, a newly empowered player amid a season-4 overhaul. The piece tracks her transition from child star to adult roles, her process for tackling a pivotal, evolving role, and a memorable nightclub sequence shot in Cardiff, while noting Industry’s new power dynamics and the ongoing Mad Men revival on HBO Max.
'Call of Duty: Black Ops 7' was announced at Xbox Games Showcase 2025, set in 2035, featuring Milo Ventimiglia, Kiernan Shipka, and Michael Rooker. The game continues the Black Ops storyline, focusing on a chaotic future with advanced technology, and will be released across multiple platforms with no impact from the SAG-AFTRA strike.
Kiernan Shipka, who played Sally Draper on 'Mad Men,' reflects on the cast and crew's efforts to protect her innocence as a child star. Despite their attempts, Shipka admits she understood much of the show's adult content, recalling her experiences on the set from a young age. She recently watched the entire series during the COVID-19 pandemic, gaining new insights into her character's journey.
Kiernan Shipka mourns the death of her "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" costar Chance Perdomo, who died in a motorcycle accident. Shipka described Perdomo as a unique and loving soul, and shared memories of their time together on the Netflix series. Perdomo's representatives confirmed his death, and the producers of "Gen V" remembered him as a charming and talented performer.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina star Kiernan Shipka pays tribute to her late co-star Chance Perdomo, who passed away at 27 in a motorcycle accident. Shipka described Perdomo as a one-of-a-kind soul and expressed her deep love and admiration for him. Perdomo, known for his role as Ambrose Spellman in Sabrina and as Andre Anderson in Gen V, leaves behind a legacy of talent and kindness, with his passing impacting both the entertainment industry and those who knew him personally.
Kiernan Shipka pays tribute to her Chilling Adventures of Sabrina costar, Chance Perdomo, following his sudden death at age 27 in a motorcycle accident. She remembers him as a one-of-a-kind soul and a loving, creative force, while other colleagues and friends also share moving tributes to the talented actor.
Kiernan Shipka pays tribute to her late co-star Chance Perdomo, expressing her deep sorrow and sharing heartfelt memories of their time together on the set of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Perdomo, known for his role as Ambrose Spellman, passed away at the age of 27 following a motorcycle accident. Shipka remembers him as a unique and loving soul, and asks for privacy as his family mourns his loss.
Director Nahnatchka Khan discusses her new horror-comedy film "Totally Killer," which combines slasher horror, time travel, and the 80s era. The film follows Jamie (Kiernan Shipka) as she travels back in time to team up with her teenage mom (Olivia Holt) and stop a masked serial killer. Khan talks about her love for horror movies, the enduring popularity of slasher films, and the evolution of the final girl trope. She also shares her experience working with the cast and balancing the emotional depth of the story with the fun and games of the genre.
"Totally Killer," a new time-traveling slasher comedy on Prime Video starring Kiernan Shipka, blends '80s horror nostalgia with comedic elements. While it includes jump scares and some slashing scenes, it leans more towards humor than being genuinely scary. The movie pokes fun at '80s scary movies and the era itself, making it an entertaining watch for Shipka fans. However, viewers should be aware that it carries an R rating and features a moderate amount of gore.
"Totally Killer," a time-travel teen slasher comedy directed by Nahnatchka Khan, fails to deliver on its mash-up concept of combining "Back to the Future" and "Scream." While the premise is fun, the film lacks charisma and falls short in its '80s throwback setting and slasher elements. Kiernan Shipka shines in her role, but overall, the movie feels like it's just going through the motions. Rated R for violence, language, sexual material, and teen substance use.