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'Verity' director drops new details about Anne Hathaway's 'dark and twisted' thriller: 'It�s not�'
Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett also star in Michael Showalter's 'Verity', set to release on October 2, 2026

'Verity' director Michael Showalter just revealed an exciting update about the upcoming book adaptation. For the unversed, 'Verity', scheduled to hit the screens in 2026, is based on the 2018 Colleen Hoover novel of the same name. The film revolves around Lowen Ashleigh, a woman who is hired as a ghostwriter for another woman, named Verity Crawford, with the former discovering some jaw-dropping truths along the way. Anne Hathaway, well-known for her works in films like 'The Princess Diaries', 'The Devil Wears Prada', and 'The Idea of You', plays the titular role in the forthcoming film. Along with Hathaway, the movie also stars the 'Fifty Shades of Grey' alum Dakota Johnson as Lowen.
The cast of 'Verity' also features Josh Hartnett, who will play the role of Verity's husband, Jeremy Crawford, alongside Brady Wagner, Daniel Echevarria, Michael Abbott Jr., and Asel Swango. During a recent interview with ScreenRant's Tatiana Hullender, Showalter candidly spoke about her working experience with Hathaway on 'Verity'. Showalter gushed over Hathaway and mentioned that the duo had "a really great connection creatively and collaboratively."
The 'Verity' director added, "We really had a wonderful experience working together on 'The Idea of You'. We wanted to find another project to do together, and this came up. We went and shot that movie about a year ago now, or a little bit less than that. I loved working on that, and I'm excited for people to see Verity. It's not coming out for a little while, not until next fall, but it's a totally different kind of movie than 'Oh. What. Fun.' or 'The Idea of You'."
Elsewhere in the interview, Showalter shed light on his overall experience with 'Verity'. He admitted that he had a different experience in comparison to his other movies, and described 'Verity as a 'quite dark and twisted' thriller. "I'm very excited and proud of that movie," the 'Verity' director said. In terms of the 'Verity' storyline, the film's logline reads, "Upon arrival at the lavish Crawford estate, Lowen slowly learns that things are not exactly as they seem with the discovery of a secret, unfinished manuscript that may divulge chilling admissions about the family's past."
"As Lowen ingratiates herself with Jeremy and his young son Crew, she must discern if Verity�s writings are merely lurid works of fiction or an ominous warning by a deranged psychopath,� the logline adds, as per Variety. The script of the film has been penned by Nick Antosca, who also serves as a producer alongside Alex Hedlund, Jordana Mollick, Stacey Sher, Showalter, Hathaway, and Hoover. In case you're wondering, 'Verity' will be released on October 2, 2026.

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Hartnett will star in and produce the action All Day & All Night

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Josh Hartnett will star in and produce the action-thriller All Day & All Night

By Andreas Wiseman
October 27. 2025

EXCLUSIVE: Josh Hartnett (Trap) will star in and produce the action-thriller All Day & All Night, written by Tommy Wirkola and John Niven and to be directed by Wirkola, the Norwegian filmmaker best known for the Violent Night and Dead Snow franchises.

Wirkola will produce alongside XYZ Films, who will finance with backing from IPR.VC, and launch worldwide sales at AFM next month. The film is set for production in 2026.

The synopsis reads: �When his daughter gets into Harvard, reformed bank robber Billy Davies (Hartnett) returns to a life of crime to come up with the tuition money. But when the bank heist goes horribly wrong, he and his crew accidentally stumble onto the set of a failing reality TV show. Now Billy must stay on air long enough to figure out an escape plan from the cops trying to arrest him and the mob trying to kill him, while the producers must keep the show on air long enough to boost their ratings and evade cancellation.�
XYZ�s President of Film Guy Danella will oversee and produce All Day & All Night for XYZ Films. Prior to joining XYZ earlier this year, Danella produced Universal�s Violent Night directed by Tommy Wirkola and Over Your Dead Body.

XYZ Films previously served as executive producer on Wirkola�s Dead Snow 2: Red Vs Dead DEAD in 2014, and more recently produced and financed Norwegian film The Trip (directed and co-written by Wirkola), which was released by Netflix in 2021. Wirkola and XYZ then joined forces to remake the film in English, helmed by Jorma Taccone and starring Jason Segel and Samara Weaving. Entitled Over Your Dead Body, the film will be released by IFC next year. Wirkola is an executive producer on the remake.

Hartnett is currently in post on MGM/Amazon�s Verity, which is being released October 2026 and based on the novel by Colleen Hoover, and Netflix miniseries Untitled Newfoundland Project. Wirkola just wrapped Universal�s Violent Night 2, scheduled for release in December 2026, and has Sony�s Shiver being released July 2026 starring Phoebe Dynevor, which he wrote, directed and produced.

�I�ve been a fan of Josh Hartnett�s work for as long as I can remember and I can�t wait to go make All Day & All Night with him, along with my friends at XYZ,� said Wirkola.
�Tommy brings a singular vision to everything he creates, and we�re thrilled to collaborate with him once again to turn another genre construct on its head. Josh is an icon and was the first actor Tommy and XYZ approached with the project. Together, we�ve assembled the dream team to bring this film to life,� said XYZ�s Guy Danella.

Hartnett is repped by Verve Talent and Literary Agency, Entertainment 360 and Sloane, Offer. Wirkola is repped by CAA and Untitled Entertainment.

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Josh Hartnett to Lead and Executive Produce Netflix Suspense Series

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Josh Hartnett (!) Is the Action Hero We Need

For his latest film, Fight or Flight, the '90s heartthrob wanted to go to an entirely new place�and do his own stunts. Over coffee in New York City, he tells us about his most thrilling role yet, and how he feels about his media-dubbed renaissance.

By Josh RosenbergPublished: May 14, 2025

People like a comeback story," Josh Hartnett tells me. "Even if I was here the whole time."

It's a Wednesday morning in early May, and Hartnett and I are discussing his return to the spotlight at the Crosby Street Hotel in New York City. For an actor who supposedly "left Hollywood" in the early 2000s, the forty-six year-old seems as busy as ever. It�s the second time that he�s made the trip from his home in England to New York for a film in the past month. Naturally, he's incredibly jet-lagged.

"It's strange living in a hotel," Hartnett tells me as he sips his coffee. He's wearing a navy button-up, a blue baseball cap, and jeans�the quintessential dad outfit. "I spend so much time at home now with four kids. But when I'm making films, that's kind of what I do�live in hotels," he says. "It totally used to be the best thing ever when I was younger, people cleaning up after me and stuff like that. But now I miss my family."

As we talk through fond memories of his young life coming up in New York, I can't help but notice that our room at the Crosby Hotel is furnished with a staggering amount of dog artwork. Normally, I would ask what he thinks about the many canine portraits and whimsical sculptures surrounding us�it genuinely feels as if the pups are staring into our souls�but we're both a bit distracted this morning. For Hartnett, it's the jet lag. Myself? Well, I just watched Hartnett kill a man with a chainsaw in his new action flick, Fight or Flight.

The film, which premiered in theaters this past weekend, stars Hartnett as a disavowed secret service agent who is still as strong as an ox�even with a gut full of booze. (Stronger, even.) In exchange for his freedom, the former agent is roped into protecting an asset on a dangerous flight full of assassins. Fight or Flight is fun, outlandishly violent, and full of incredibly impressive action choreography.

The indie fight-fest is also the latest entry in the media-dubbed Hartnettaissance, an era of exceptionally stellar performances from the �90s Hollywood heartthrob. Recent Hartnett hits include M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, a cameo in The Bear, and Christopher Nolan�s Oppenheimer. Though Hartnett is clearly grateful for his comeback moment, he maintains that he still works in the industry on his own terms.

�Whatever anybody wants to call it, if the work that I've been doing is helping me get the jobs that I'm able to do right now, which I think it is, then I'm all for it,� Hartnett says. �I've always had a lot of luck working with really talented people. In this particular time, I'm just working with super talented people who also have the reach to get their movies seen.�

True to his word, the actor took on Fight or Flight not because it had major financing or big-name producers, but because he simply believed in the project. As the story goes, first-time filmmaker James Madigan allowed Hartnett to perform all his own stunts. And for a film comprised of several claustrophobic, close-quartered fights, it�s amazing that Hartnett left the project in one piece.

�I wanted to see if I could do it,� Hartnett says. �I was 44 years old when they sent me the idea, and I thought, Nobody's sending me scripts to do action anymore. How fun would it be to do that? I was like, Okay, well if Keanu can do it, I'm going to give it a shot.�

Below, Hartnett shares how he truly feels about the Hartnettaissance, why he wanted to do his own stunts in Fight or Flight, and the advice that Robert Downey Jr. gave him after Oppenheimer.

ESQUIRE: Even though Fight or Flight is finally coming out now, you actually shot this film before Trap, right?

JOSH HARTNETT: Yeah, we shot this two and a half years ago and then it sort of languished. It was at a studio that was going through some problems and some changes in management. So, we finally shopped it around a little on the sly. Vertical was very excited about it and they were giving it a lot of attention. And then funnily enough, we sold it back to the studio that let it go. It seems like recently there's been quite a few movies that have an action-comedy element to it. I really hope people do see it, because it was so much fun to make. I really think it's one of the most entertaining pieces of $10 million filmmaking that you have out.

Why were you interested in doing an action film, especially one where you do your own stunts?

It was just a lot of fun. I was 44 when we shot it, and the last time I'd done all my own stunts was for a movie called Bunraku when I was 29. Different set of circumstances, different body. But I loved doing comedy and for a long time in my career, nobody saw me doing it. What Jim [Madigan] told me initially when we first decided to do it was he wanted the fight sequences to be musical numbers, like old-fashioned musicals. It is actually a part of the storyline and the characters learn something over the course of it, or they�in this case�get really hurt and it changes the nature of the next scene. That puts the character first, and that�s always nice to hear as an actor.

Were you influenced by any action stars before filming Fight or Flight?

I hate to be wanky and go overseas, but Takeshi Kitano�s The Blind Swordsman really stuck with me. Not just for the fighting, but also the craziness. And the same thing with Kung Fu Hustle. I thought there was room for us to do something that was a bit more openly playful. There were some things that I did that were fun for this character. I like extreme characterizations and gaining a lot of muscle, so I had kind of like a drinker's body. The hair thing, of course, was funny. Doing action sequences pretending to be on toad venom, like that scene that from Wolf of Wall Street where DiCaprio is crawling back to his Ferrari. It was like, What if that guy had to fight? And our Director of Photography was amazing. He did The Raid and Gangs of London, and we wanted the fights to feel real and the punches to hurt, but we also wanted it to seem very over the top. A lot of people just view these films as B movies, but it's fun and it's supposed to be entertaining.

There's no A-movie version of this.

No. And why would you even try to do that? I've been talking a lot about the state of the movie business with people over the years, and people need to calm down. Everything's cyclical and we just have to chill out for a second and not lose our heads about where the business is going, or label everything doom and gloom. I love the experience of going to a theater and watching a film with other people. The energy's infectious. I remember being a kid and seeing the first Batman by Tim Burton, and wanting to go buy another ticket to watch it again. It just means more than watching it at home. People don�t seem to be going to the theaters in the same numbers. But I hope people will come back around to that.

I think that people still enjoy going to the movies. They just need the right movie to see.

Yeah, and that movie is Fight or Flight. [Laughs.]

I feel less defined by the movies that I'm making.

You once said that when you were younger, you thought directors liked that you were green because it meant that they could get you to do whatever they wanted. Do you feel the reverse now that you�re the veteran actor working with a first-time director?

Directors still get me to do the stuff that they want me to do. But I'm more game for that now. I feel less defined by the movies that I'm making. When I was younger, I was still defining myself as a person, and so each time I put myself out there in public, I felt like it was really having an impact on how people saw me. And maybe this will do that too, to an extent, but I think people have a pretty good idea of who I am now.

So that's why I wasn't afraid to do something like Trap where the character is so messed up. Recently, somebody was telling me a story about Anthony Hopkins after he did Silence of the Lambs. He was introduced to the world basically as Hannibal Lector, even though he done a ton of work. And he said, "Everywhere I went, everybody was terrified of me." I wouldn't have wanted that reaction in my life, but I had faith that people had seen other things that I'd done, and they wouldn't be directly terrified of me. So, Trap was a plausible pick. But in this one, I don�t think I shifted any of Jim's initial concept of what he wanted from it, tonally. I added little things that I thought would be fun. But directors, I think, just generally have more faith in me these days. Maybe that does have something to do with age and experience.

Hollywood basically declared that you had left the acting world, and have now suddenly returned. But you�ve been a working actor this entire time. Do you find that strange at all?

I don't know, it's a narrative. We live in a world of narratives. I do it for a living. But I was making movies. Worthy films like Inherit The Viper and Oh Lucy! And a lot of really small, cool films.

Does the narrative bother you? Do you wish everyone just moved on?

Not on a daily basis. You know what I mean? I would like the narrative to be more straight-up�that I was doing interesting movies, and then maybe that would draw some attention to those movies�but it doesn't bother me. It's nice that people have an interest and that helps me get work. But I really don't think about it that much, honestly.

Do you think it's had any sort of tangible effect the opportunities you'd received recently, like your cameo in The Bear?

I don't know that the directors I'm working with really pay attention to that stuff. It�s possible that I'm more viable as a contributor to their film because the business side of it sees me a little bit differently after being in some bigger movies Maybe that makes it possible for them to cast me. But I don't think that they're reading the Daily Mail and going, "Now I'm going to cast him."
With The Bear, I've known Chris Storer for a long time. I was going to do his first film, but it never got made. He was a young, first-time filmmaker, same sort of situation, and I really thought he was going to be amazing. Clearly, I was right on that one, but he couldn't get the budget together. And then a couple years went by, and I saw The Bear come out. It had become a phenomenon already by the time I'd seen it. So, I just texted him right away. I was like, "Holy shit, you did it, man. Congratulations. This is incredible." And he was like, "Hartnett! You want to come be in it?" I immediately said, "Yeah!"

How did it feel to win the Screen Actors Guild Award as part of the Oppenheimer cast?

That was an ensemble situation, so that was cool. It was nice to be up there, but it wasn't for me. You know what I mean?

You were a part of it!

Yeah, I don't know. I remember Robert Downey Jr. turning to me afterward. I was just congratulating everybody. He goes, "You're unflapped! You're unflappable." And I was like, "Well, it's not about me." I just didn�t think it was, and I still don�t, really. But he goes, "Why don't we just take it in?" He likes to really hit you just where... you know? I love that about him.
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Josh Hartnett says his kids cried after seeing his Fight or Flight hair transformation

Blonde Hartnett is just too powerful to be perceived.

By Emlyn Travis
Published on May 9, 2025

Josh Hartnett�s kids were not fans of the hair transformation that their dad underwent for his new film, Fight or Flight.

During a recent visit to the Today show, the 46-year-old actor revealed that his four children, whom he shares with wife Tamsin Egerton, burst into tears upon seeing that he�d dyed his brown locks a bright bleach blonde for his role in the high-flying action-comedy.

"My wife, she really liked it. She thought it was sexy and I don�t know why,� Hartnett said of his look in the James Madigan-directed film. �But my kids, no, they cried.�

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The Trap star noted, however, that he didn�t take their tears as a personal slight against him going blonde. �They cry every time I change my look,� he added, �and, being an actor, I have to do that quite a bit.�

And, in their defense, Hartnett admitted that it must�ve been quite a shocking change for his little ones. "My dad's had a beard his entire life,� he mentioned. �If he shaved his beard, I think I would cry too.�

He also explained that there is a very good reason why his character Lucas, a former secret service agent, chose to go with such a bold hair color. "The guy's been on the run for a long time, he's been living in one place, he had to kind of disguise himself over the last two years," Hartnett said. "You're meeting him at a very low point in his life. He's given up."

Hartnett and Egerton, who married in 2021, are the parents of four children who they are raising outside of the spotlight. They welcomed their first child together in 2015, before welcoming three more children in 2017, 2019, and 2024.

However, in a recent visit to The Tonight Show, Hartnett revealed that his kids � who are being raised in their mom�s home country of England � often love to poke fun at their Minnesota-born dad for all of his inherent Americanisms.

"My kids love to give me crap about being an American because I�m the only American in our house. I�m a foreigner in my own home," Hartnett joked. �My middle one does a really good impersonation of me, [and] will just kind of turn to me and be like, �I�m Daddy, and I like pizza and I won�t mow the lawn.��

He added that his youngest daughter has even started giving him British courses. �She keeps saying to me, �You might not understand this Daddy, but in England we say boot instead of trunk of a car,�� he continued. �And I�m like, �I�ve lived here for longer than you. I made you.��

Fight or Flight is playing in cinemas now. Watch Hartnett discuss his kids' strong reaction to his hair dye � and his thoughts on the Hartnett Renaissance � in the video above.

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