Jenna ortega movies and tv shows

Prior to becoming one of Gen Z's scream queens, the 20-year-old actress was a child star who appeared on TV shows like CSI: NY and in the mega-sequels Iron Man 3 and Insidious: Chapter 2. Her Insidious horror stint foreshadowed Ortega's later genre work, but not before she appeared on a number of Disney series in the 2010s, including her breakout role as Harley Diaz on Stuck in the Middle. In their younger days, Allison ( Directed by journeyman filmmaker The Good Girl, Beatriz at Dinner), Yes Day fills a slot in family-friendly entertainment that these days is too often left vacant. It's a live-action film with A-list actors, which is unashamedly for parents and their very young children, one that doesn't resort to making self-conscious overtures to appeal to an older demographic and nicely balances its ballistic slapstick set pieces with more grounded emotional beats. As the oldest of Allison and Carlos' three children, Ortega brings nuance to the familiar haughty teen role. She taps into something genuine and believable, and her chemistry with Garner is the movie's best attribute. After surviving a killer cult in 2017's The Babysitter, Cole Johnson (Judah Lewis) is enrolled in a psychiatric facility by his parents, who don't believe his version of events from the first film. Cole escapes along with a group of friends to attend a lakeside retreat, but the resurrected cult members aren't far behind. With the help of new student Phoebe Atwell (Ortega), Cole must make his be...

While we’ve been left hanging on who Wednesday Addams will end up with—though we do have plenty of Wednesday dating memes to contend with—fans won’t have to wait until Wednesday season two to reunite with its leading star. From rom-com rumors with fellow co-star Percy White (yep, Xavier!) to reprising her role in this iconic Horror franchise, here’s the lowdown on all of Jenna’s new movies… Scream 6 As Jenna previously appeared as Tara Carpenter in 2022’s Scream (the fifth film in the horror franchise), she is set to reprise her role in Scream 6. The next film, which will see Jenna star alongside the likes of Hayden Panettiere and Courtney Cox will reportedly premiere in March 2023—so fans don’t have a long wait ahead of them! Miller’s Girl Jenna is also set to star in Miller’s Girl, a comedy/drama film, alongside actors like Martin Freeman. While not much is known about the movie, the synopsis reads: “A creative writing assignment yields complex results between a teacher and his talented student.” Following her unblinking (literally) portrayal of Wednesday Addams, it will be interesting to see her play a more lighthearted role—though she has already proved herself as a ‘talented student’ for Wednesday. What with learning the cella and choreographing that Wednesday dance herself! We’re excited to see what else Jenna has up her sleeve! Finestkind Revisiting her apparent love of the horror/thriller genre, Jenna will also be appearing in director, Brian Hegland’s Finestkind. ...

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Warning: spoilers for Wednesday season 1 ahead. It's not The End — Wednesday season 2 is officially on the way, Outcasts. ICYMI: Everyone's favorite sadistic big sis finally got her own TV series. Wednesday, the streamer's newest live-action show all about Wednesday Addams of the Addams Family came straight from the deliciously twisted mind of Tim Burton and the show's first season premiered in late November 2022. Related: All the Wednesday Easter Eggs & Hidden References You Missed By the finale in episode 8, we receive many satisfying — and TBH, shocking — answers to the mysteries Wednesday is wrapped up in for the season's entire arc, but we're left with a lot of questions, too. No spoilers, but… will Tyler return after escaping custody? Is Wednesday still in danger? Who sent her that stalker-like text message? What will happen to Nevermore now that Principal Weems is dead? Below, we've gathered a complete guide to everything we do know so far about Wednesday season 2, including the next installment's release date, plot details, cast info, trailer, and more! What will Wednesday season 2 be about? The showrunners of the new coming-of-age series have already teased their storytelling plans to continue the Wednesday universe. While speaking to TV Line, co-showrunners Miles Millar and Al Gough revealed that they planned Wednesday storylines as far out as “four seasons." “We felt like we just touched the surface with those characters and the actors are so amazing in those ro...

If you were hoping for a darker season of Variety’s latest 'Actors on Actors' series, Ortega also revealed that Wednesday won’t have a love interest in Season Two. In Season One, she was involved in a love triangle, but for some viewers, the romance fell flat. While speaking with Variety, Ortega said removing that plot point was a “really great” decision. Earlier this year, while speaking with Elle, Ortega also said she’ll be an executive producer on Season Two, meaning the upcoming episodes will be infused with her ideas. Honestly, we should’ve seen it coming. After seeing what she did with the “ Elsewhere in the Elle interview, the legendary Tim Burton explained why Ortega perfectly embodies her character. “You have to kind of ‘be’ Wednesday,” and that’s what Jenna is,” he said. “Whether she likes it or not, she’s got that in her soul, and as a person. Ortega’s deadpan performance and hilarious chemistry with her castmates helped shape the series into a global success. The series, which follows the life of Wednesday Addams from the original Addams Family story , has surprisingly piqued the (morbid) curiosity of an audience wholly unfamiliar with the original material. In this modern iteration, Wednesday tackles her newfound psychic abilities, a murder mystery, and, of course, a magical high school for unordinary children. Now, Netflix has already announced that another go-round with Wednesday was officially in store. So let's discuss Season Two, shall we? Related Story •...

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