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The Housemaid: Movie Room Differs From Book
14 Dec
Summary
- Millie's attic room in the movie appears spacious and well-lit.
- The book describes Millie's attic room as a small, stuffy closet.
- Amanda Seyfried praises the fun experience of watching the movie.
The highly anticipated movie adaptation of The Housemaid is slated for release next Friday, promising a cinematic experience that largely aligns with audience expectations. Directed by Paul Feig, the film features Sydney Sweeney as Millie, who takes a live-in job with the wealthy Winchester family, including Nina played by Amanda Seyfried and Andrew by Brandon Sklenar.
A key point of discussion among fans and critics is the noticeable difference in Millie's living quarters. While the novel describes her attic room as a small, outside-locking closet, the movie's marketing materials reveal a surprisingly spacious and well-lit area. This visual deviation has sparked conversation, though it doesn't detract from the overall anticipation.
Despite this detail, the film is lauded for its casting and faithful adaptation of the plot's essential twists. Amanda Seyfried expressed her enjoyment of the movie-watching experience, even knowing the outcome, and director Paul Feig has hinted at a thrilling narrative, urging audiences to "bring your pearls, because you will clutch them!"
