(As an aside, Hathaway attended Moshfegh’s book launch party for her latest novel Lapvonaon June 20.) It’s unclear when the film is set to release, Moshfegh said in a recent interview with i-D she hopes it will premiere in the fall. The film shot all over New Jersey this past winter, and according to Deadline, filming has wrapped.
“Eileen is stuck inside the constraints of history, place, social class, upbringing, and imagination, and Rebecca provides her with a deviant way out.” “This is a movie about a woman breaking free,” producer Anthony Bregman told Deadline. That is, until Rebecca’s dark secret upends everything. John, the new counselor who changes her life when she arrives at the detention center - inspiring Eileen to explore new aspects of her personality and desires. McKenzie will play the title character, while Hathaway will play Dr.
Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie are starring in an adaptation of Eileen, Moshfegh’s 2015 debut coming-of-age novel about a 24-year-old woman in the 1960s, who works as a secretary at a juvenile detention center, lives with her alcoholic father, pops laxatives like there’s no tomorrow, and wallows in self-loathing. Ottessa Moshfegh, the patron saint of #BookTok, has not one, but two film adaptations of her tantalizingly gross novels in the works.
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