Welcome to MADDIE HASSON FAN, your first fansite dedicated to Maddie Hasson since 2012. You may know Maddie from her roles in The Finder, Twisted or I Saw the Light, Novitiate. Impulse.
In 2021, you will see Maddie on the big screen in James Wan's "Malignant" alongside Annabelle Wallis and Jake Abel. She has also wrapped the indie movie Fixation with Genesis Rodriguez in december.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us! — The Staff
Malignant (Film - 2021) Maddie as /
Release Date September 10, 2021 Status post-production Casting Annabelle Wallis, Jake Abel IMDB || Photos
Fixation (Film - 2021) Maddie as Dora
Release Date 2021 Status post-production Casting Genesis Rodriguez IMDB || Photos
We Summon the Darkness (Film - 2020) Maddie as Val
Release Date April 20, 2020 Status Available on Netflix Casting Alexandra Daddario, Amy Forsyth, Logan Miller IMDB || Photos
Impulse (TV - 2018/2019) Maddie as Henrietta 'Henry' Coles
Release Date Season 2 - October 16, 2019 Status cancelled Casting Sarah Desjardins, Missi Pyle IMDB || Photos
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Finally the trailer for MALIGNANT has been released! Check it out below:
On September 10, every kill brings him closer to you. Watch the new trailer for Malignant – from James Wan the Director of Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring. In theaters and on HBO Max September 10. #MalignantMovie
“Malignant” is the latest creation from “Conjuring” universe architect James Wan (“Aquaman,” “Furious 7”). The film marks director Wan’s return to his roots with this new original horror thriller.
In the film, Madison is paralyzed by shocking visions of grisly murders, and her torment worsens as she discovers that these waking dreams are in fact terrifying realities.
“Malignant” stars Annabelle Wallis, Maddie Hasson, George Young, Michole Briana White, Jacqueline McKenzie, Jake Abel and Ingrid Bisu.
DEADLINE – This just in: James Wan’s upcoming horror movie Malignant is opening on Sept. 10 this year per Warner Bros. Again, this is part of their theatrical and HBO Max release plan. The movie, scheduled in the hot post Labor Day corridor that Warners created at the box office, fills the place for an untitled horror movie they had on the schedule.
Malignant is simply billed as “Wan’s return to his roots with this new original horror thriller.” No other wide entry is scheduled against Malignant. The post Labor Day frame is where Warners bowed both It installments as well as The Nun, turning into a very lucrative period to open horror movies. Man, it would be sweet to get that theatrical launchpad back this year, that is if we can calm Covid cases by then. […]
VARIETY – Maddie Hasson and Genesis Rodriguez have signed on to star in “Fixation,” a female-driven psychological thriller from director Mercedes Bryce Morgan.
Hasson stars as Dora, a young woman at the center of an unusual murder trial. As the film progresses, Dora is subjected to a psychiatric evaluation, and as the tests become more personal — and frightening — she begins to question the true motives of her doctor and is forced to live through the recreations of her past.
The description of the project explains that the story is intended to be an exploration of how women are gaslit by men in positions of power and boasts a predominantly female, LGBTQ and BIPOC crew, both in front of and behind the camera, led by Morgan — a queer, Latina filmmaker.
Best known for directing “Stargate Origins,” the Facebook series “Five Points” and music videos like Marshmello and Bastille’s “Happier,” Morgan makes her feature directorial debut with the movie, from producers 4AM Films and Fever Dream Studios. The film’s script comes from Blacklist screenwriter William Day Frank, who developed the story with Morgan and Fever Dream Studios’ Katrina Kudlick. Kudlick will also produce alongside 4AM Films’ Max Topplin and Jordan Hayes.
UTA Independent Film Group will handle domestic sales on the feature and represents Hasson, Morgan and Rodriguez. Hasson will next be seen in James Wan’s upcoming Warner Bros. film “Malignant.” Known for her voicing Honey Lemon in the “Big Hero Six” franchise and most recently seen in Quibi’s “The Fugitive” reboot, Rodriguez is also repped by DePaz Management. Morgan is also repped by Pathfinder Media.
Huge news – Maddie joins the cast of James Wan’s untitled new horror movie . Congrats!! 🙂
DEADLINE – Maddie Hasson has joined the cast of James Wan’s untitled Atomic Monster Film (AKA Silvercup) in a key role.
She joins the current cast which includes Annabelle Wallis, Jake Abel and George Young. The pic reps a return for Wan to his indie horror/thriller roots. Pic’s storyline is under wraps. It will shoot in Los Angeles at the end of September, a recipient of the Independent California Film Rebate.
The project is being independently financed by Starlight Media and Midas Innovation, which is distributing in China. New Line, which has a long history with Wan on his Conjuring franchise and upcoming Mortal Kombat (which Wan is producing), will release the pic in the rest of the world. Wan is producing with Michael Clear with a story by Wan and Ingrid Bisu.
Hasson currently stars in Doug Liman’s critically-acclaimed, genre-bending YouTube Originals action/thriller series Impulse, which will return for a second season this fall. She also gave a memorable performance opposite Melissa Leo in the Sony Classics film Novitiate, and co-starred opposite Tom Hiddleston in the Sony Classics film I Saw The Light. Hasson made her feature debut in Bobcat Goldthwait’s God Bless America. She is represented by UTA and Coast to Coast Talent Group.
In the upcoming second season of Impulse, “Henry” Coles life suddenly changes when a traumatic event awakens within her a dangerous ability beyond her understanding and control: teleportation. With the help of her friends, Henry struggles to unravel the mystery of her powers. But they aren’t the only ones who have taken an interest in Henry’s situation, and the closer they come to the truth, the more dangerous things become. Can Henry keep her powers a secret, or will unlocking the truth mean endangering the people she loves?
The Doug Liman-produced series stars Maddie Hasson as a rebellious teen with a mysterious power.
YouTube wants more of Doug Liman’s Impulse.
The streamer has renewed the drama for a second season, it revealed on stage at Comic-Con on Thursday afternoon.
The series, which stars Maddie Hasson as rebellious teen Henry Cole who has a mysterious power, will return to YouTube’s subscription video service, Premium, with 10 new episodes in 2019. YouTube says that the pilot of the show, which is available for free on the service, has received 8 million views since its June 6 debut. YouTube does not reveal viewership numbers outside of the publicly available stats for its free episodes.
Impulse, which hails from Liman’s Hypnotic and Universal Cable Productions, is based on the Jumper universe novel by Steven Gould. The novel Jumper was the basis for Liman’s film of the same name. With Impulse he returned to the world as director and executive producer. David Bartis and Gene Klein also serve as executive producers for UCP. Lauren LeFrank is the showrunner and executive producer.
Joining Hasson to return for a second season are Impulse stars Missi Pyle, Sarah Desjardins, Enuka Okuma and Craig Arnold.
“This dramatic thriller has all of the right elements — with unexplained events and complex characters who drew us into their mysterious world right from the start,” said YouTube head of original content Susanne Daniels. “We’re thrilled to continue our partnership with Universal Cable Productions and the talented team at Hypnotic to create another intriguing season.”
Impulse was one of the first hourlong projects to come to YouTube Premium (previously YouTube Red). It is part of a growing slate of projects commissioned under Daniels that seek to bring a broader audience to the service, in addition to the young viewers who come for videos of their favorite YouTubers. Other YouTube Premium shows include Karate Kid spinoff Cobra Kai and Step Up: High Water. In the works are Jordan Peele-produced anthology Weird City, space-set Origin and a The Edge of Seventeen spinoff.
