Ruby Sear

Starring Tom Rhys-Harris, who I was not familiar with, Naomi Aki, who was in Mickey 17 last year.

Eddie Marsan, Max Minhella, David Denzik, Francesca Corny, Ruby Sear, Will Coben, Joshua James, Jay Curran, among others.

Matt Hagans...

So where to start? Where to start? So, I'm saying that the front half of this movie doesn't work as well, and that, I think, is because it's just trying to...

Francesca Corny.

Ruby Sear.

Ruby Sear.

Who literally has got one acting credit on Letterboxd and it's this.

Fucking hell.

Horror, mystery, thriller, action, crime, drama directed by James Watkins, written by Mike Flanagan and Hussain Amini.

And it stars Tom Rhys-Harris, Ruby Sear, and Naomi Ackie.

Tom Rhys-Harris, I do agree with you.

I thought he was great in this.

Sometimes you want to get a few dry runs of a name out.

And we're looking through, and on IMDb, the second billed cast member is an actress by the name of Ruby Sear playing the character of Teresa.

And both of us were like,

who's Teresa? Who's

And it's such a telling thing for me.

I think that's the most important thing to be like, oh, there's way more websites than you think that are using AI to generate reviews for movies that weren't seen by a robot that isn't real.

Because they're pulling IMDB information where it's like, in this movie, Matt Hagen, played by Tom Reese Harrys, and his love interest, Teresa, played by Ruby Sear.

And we're like, that woman doesn't exist.

So, all right, I've seen some of this guy's stuff.

But it's starring Tom Rise-Harris as Matt Hagen, Hannigan, or whatever his name is, a Ruby Sear as Teresa, Naomi Ackie as Caitlin Core, Eddie Marson, Daniel Betts, Max...

Ming Ella, Sean Hazeldine, and a bunch of, oh, Joshua James, and a bunch of other people in this.

All right.

I think it's very wise to cast a relative unknown like Tom Rhys-Harris in the lead here.

But you also have some other actors who might be familiar to you, they're certainly familiar to me, like Ruby Sear and Naomi Ackie.

the latter of whom I'll watch in just about anything because she is a terrific actress.

Yeah, she's been in some bad movies and times where she's miscast, but overall, I think she's worth watching.