Finally! We have the first official poster of Cruella, hitting the cinemas on May 28 starring our one and only Emma Stone. They also released some promotional stills and the very first trailer. Find all of that below. I’m so excited!!

FILM SCHOOL REJECTS – This will be the third collaboration between the actress and director, who were both Oscar-nominated for their work on ‘The Favourite.’

When you find a director you enjoy working with, you’ll do anything you can with them. That’s how great filmmaker and actor pairing happen. If they also make creative works unlike anything else in the business, let alone anything you’re offered, and they’ve gotten an Oscar-nominated performance out of you, all the better. It’s no wonder that Emma Stone is reuniting with Yorgos Lanthimos for two upcoming film projects.

The first one isn’t something that will be widely seen, unfortunately. Announced a year ago, Lanthimos was invited to create a special installation for the Greek National Opera and the Greek cultural nonprofit Neon (no connection to the film distributor) as part of their The Artist on the Composer series. Stone stars in the short film alongside Damien Bonnard (Les Misérables), which is scheduled to be presented with a live orchestra this September after being delayed from last year. 

The second project is Lanthimos’ next feature, which has been listed in Production Weekly as coming together for a fall 2021 shoot. Stone will star in the film, an adaptation of Alasdair Gray’s postmodern Victorian-era-set novel Poor Things, as a pregnant woman who drowns herself to escape her abusive husband and is then resurrected, Frankenstein-style, but her brain has been replaced by that of her unborn child. What, you thought the plot of a Lanthimos film would be anything but bizarre?

Poor Things will be scripted by Tony McNamara, who also co-wrote The Favourite and Stone’s upcoming Disney movie Cruella, and released by The Favourite distributor, Searchlight Pictures. The hope is that we’ll be able to see it as early as fall 2022.

GIANT FREAKIN ROBOT – Emma Stone is the kind of actress that immediately makes a project worth keeping your eyes on. She is a powerhouse performer that has crafted a truly impressive and varied career over the years with films like La La Land, The Favourite, and Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance). Not to mention her incredible comedy chops in movies like Zombieland, Superbad, and Easy A. Basically, if she is showing up in a movie, it is a pretty good chance you’re gonna be in for a memorable experience. And according to some new information we have received, there is another project the actress will be starring in that sounds like a must-see film.

Our trusted inside source – the same one that informed Giant Freakin Robot with a confirmed scoop that Josh Brolin will be returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the Mad Titan Thanos – has revealed that Emma Stone is in talks to star in Foe, an adaptation of Iain Reid’s novel of the same name. The film will be directed by Garth Davis who is also set to direct Tron 3 for Disney. Author Iain Reid is adapting his novel to the screen. The story centers around a married couple who live on an isolated farm. One day, a stranger shows up and tells them that the husband has been selected to travel to an orbiting space station above Earth and will live there for two years before returning home. In the interim, a biomechanical duplicate of the husband will stay with his wife to keep her company. The stranger will be monitoring the husband to collect data that will make the duplicate as lifelike as possible.

I can’t believe Emma Stone Source is now 3 years old! I’ve started putting this website together in late 2017 and opened on January 01 2018. During these three years we’ve seen Emma deal with her new-found extreme popularity after winning her first Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. We have seen her return to television with Maniac, star in a period drama in The Favourite, which gave her her third Academy Award nomination and get a partnership with the luxury brand Louis Vuitton. 2020 has been different and we have missed Emma very much during this pandemic, but I’m glad she’s safe and enjoying time with her loved ones.

To celebrate, we have a brand new theme made by my friend Neide featuring a 2018 photoshoot. Feel free to take a look around, our gallery is always expanding.

Hi Emma fans! I’ve added a new category to the gallery which is personal pictures. For now, I’ve added childhood pics and personal pics (alone, with friends, at events…). I tried to be as respectful as possible uploading these (no party pictures nor ‘stolen’ photos). If you feel like something is in there that shouldn’t be, feel free to message me. Enjoy!

Great news!!!

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER – Showtime is moving forward with its comedy from the Safdie brothers.

The premium cable network has tapped Emma Stone to star in The Curse, which has now been formally ordered to series.

Picked up to pilot in February, the comedy from the Uncut Gems duo is described as a genre-bending scripted comedy that explores how an alleged curse disturbs the relationship of a newly married couple as they try to conceive a child while co-starring on their problematic new HGTV show. Stone will star opposite co-creators Nathan Fielder (Nathan For You, How To With John Wilson) and Benny Safdie. Stone and Fielder will play the couple; Benny Safdie will portray the producer of the HGTV show.

Fielder will direct the series and exec produce alongside Josh and Benny Safdie and their Elara Pictures. Stone will also exec produce via her Fruit Tree banner. A24 is the studio on the show. The Safdies’ deal for The Curse predates their first-look TV deal with HBO. A24’s Ravi Nandan will also exec produce. A premiere date has not yet been determined.

« The fierce intelligence and wit of the incomparable Emma Stone make her the perfect partner with the ingenious minds of the Safdie brothers and the subversive comedy of Nathan Fielder,” said Showtime exec vp scripted Amy Israel. « Together, they promise to deliver a groundbreaking satire that is both unexpected and deeply human. Showtime continues to shine as a beacon for visionary filmmakers who are looking to create their ambitious, singular shows. »