Miranda Otto
‘Downhill’: Film Review | Sundance 2020
Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell play a couple whose marriage is destabilized by a near-disaster in 'Downhill,' an American spin on Ruben Ostlund's 2014 Swedish film, 'Force Majeure.'
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‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale’: TV Review
Netflix's 'Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' holiday special delightfully continues its heroine's story, marrying horror with holiday spirit.
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Miranda Otto to Co-Star in Netflix’s ‘Riverdale’ Companion ‘Sabrina’
She will take on a version of a character previously played by Beth Broderick.
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’24: Legacy’ Victim Opens Up About “Complicated” Season Finale Fate
The actress talks exclusively with THR about the deadly conclusion of the Fox revival's first season.
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Corey Hawkins at ’24: Legacy’ Premiere: “I Don’t Have to Step Up and Be Jack Bauer”
The up-and-coming actor knew he had big shoes to fill when he took the lead in Fox's reboot. But he says he's no Bauer — and was never supposed to be.
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Miranda Otto to Star in ’24: Legacy’ for Fox
She joins 'Straight Outta Compton's' Corey Hawkins in the reboot of the Kiefer Suthlerland franchise.
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‘Homeland’: Miranda Otto on Spies, Her Season 5 Arc and Brawling With Mandy Patinkin
"Is she trapped in this situation, with some guilt about it, or is she a sociopath? We've looked at her from both sides, but this episode seemed to be pretty definitive in the end."
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Miranda Otto, Sam Neill Join Geoffrey Rush in ‘The Daughter’
The Australian family drama is theater director Simon Stone's debut feature
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Tommy Lee Jones’ ‘The Homesman’ Gets Centerpiece Premiere at Hamptons Film Festival
Star Hilary Swank also will participate in a talk at the October event
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HBO’s ‘Westworld’ Enlists Miranda Otto
The all-star cast continues to grow for J.J. Abrams, Jonathan Nolan and Jerry Weintraub
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I, Frankenstein: Film Review
Mary Shelley's immortal literary character is resurrected yet again to fight evil demons in this "Underworld"-style saga.
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Rake: TV Review
Greg Kinnear and a solid cast may not be enough to save this scoundrel series from its own familiarity.
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