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Her Book of Henry co-stars — Maddie Ziegler, Jaeden Lieberher, and Jacob Tremblay — stepped out for the premiere during the 2017 Los Angeles Film Festival at Arclight Cinemas Culver City on Wednesday (June 14) in Culver City, Calif..

Based on the third novel in the Jumper series by Steven Gould, Impulse features a rebellious 16 - year - old girl, Henry (Maddie Hasson) who has always felt different from her peers and has longed to escape from her seemingly quaint small town.

Meanwhile, at Danny's favorite watering hole, he meets American journalist Maddie (Jennifer Connelly), who's exploring the illegal diamond - smuggling trade but can't get any solid proof.

Stevie Nicks, Mark Hamill, Madelyn Deutch, her mom Lea Thompson, and Maddie «s sister Mackenzie Ziegler also showed up to offer their support.

Henry has noticed his classmate Christina (Maddie Ziegler) is being abused by her step - father Glenn Sickleman (Dean Norris)-- discovered through REAR WINDOW - ing this un-manic-pixie-dream-girl-next-door.

Even her walk - of - shame from his room is more like a giggling strut — less so for Maddie, whose own boyfriend (Jimmy O. Yang) bunks across the hall.

McCarthy plays Deanna, a relentlessly cheerful mother whose husband (Matt Walsh) announces he wants a divorce right after dropping their daughter, Maddie (Molly Gordon), off at college.

When Deanna makes her first visit to the sorority house and seemingly embarrasses Maddie with her enthusiasm and her over-sharing (and just being Maddie's mom in such a setting), it's reasonable to expect Maddie's friends to be horrified — but they take an instant liking to Deanna and embrace her as their friend.

A minute before, her character Deanna was dropping off daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) at a sorority house for her senior year of college when Deanna's husband of -LSB-...]

Maddie (a very natural Molly Gordon), like any ordinary college girl, is quietly horrified at having her bubbly mother living in a nearby dorm and dropping by her sorority with snacks.

Deanna (Melissa McCarthy) drops off her daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) for her senior year at Decatur University in a scene from «Life of the Party.»

«Life of the Party» is set at a college and begins with Deanna (McCarthy) and Dan (Matt Walsh) dropping off their daughter, Maddie (Molly Gordon) at her sorority house for her senior year.

There's not a lot to this film in terms of story, and there's almost nothing you won't expect, especially if you've seen the trailers: Deanna gets a de-frumping makeover to fit in better in college, she learns confidence, she bonds with Maddie, she gets revenge on Dan (in one of the film's best scenes), and she triumphs.

Now a college senior, Maddie (Molly Gordon) runs a gamut of emotions when faced with sharing the same campus, and graduating class, with her unfailingly upbeat and smother - prone mother.

Two decades ago, when Deanna was pregnant with Maddie, she dropped out of Decatur U. just a year shy of getting her degree in archaeology.

«Life of the Party» opens with McCarthy's Deanna and her cheap, impatient and jerky husband Dan (Matt Walsh) dropping off their daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) at Maddie's sorority house for her senior year at Decatur University.

Maddie's sorority friends want to watch movies with Deanna and take her to their parties, unironically.

She's only two semesters short of graduating and thinks it's a great idea to join her daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) for her senior year.

Title — The Book of Henry (2017) Director — Colin Trevorrow (Safety Not Guaranteed) Cast — Naomi Watts, Jaeden Lieberher, Jacob Tremblay, Sarah Silverman, Dean Norris, Lee Pace, Maddie Ziegler -LSB-...]

McCarthy plays Deanna, a loving mom who learns, moments after dropping daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) off for senior year, that her simpering rat of a husband has another woman on the side and wants a divorce.

But there is something awfully winning about the way Maddie and her mom genuinely like each other — while Maddie squirms at some of the togetherness of having her mother around, for the most part, they have fun.

Doting, chronically dorky Deanna (McCarthy) has just dropped off her precious Maddie (Molly Gordon, TNT's «Animal Kingdom») for senior year when stick - in - the - mud husband Dan (Matt Walsh) announces he's having an affair and wants a divorce.

A minute before, her character Deanna was dropping off daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) at a sorority house for her senior year of college when Deanna's husband of 23 years, Dan (Matt Walsh), announced he wants a divorce to marry his mistress (Julie Bowen).

It doesn't sound like a great idea to Maddie, whose reaction — shocked horror — is the most genuine thing in the film.

There's clearly an effort here and there to mix it up, with quirky characters like Leonor (Heidi Gardner), Deanna's goth - y, agoraphobic roommate and Helen (Gillian Jacobs), an oddball friend of Maddie's who spent eight years in a coma.

Playing Deanna, a woman who quit university in her last year to become a mom, McCarthy goes full frontal frumpy in the opening scene when she says goodbye to her daughter Maddie (Molly Gordon) at school.

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Edit: I have updated the gallery with 5 new pictures of Maddie at the «I saw the Light» premiere in Nashville few months ago.

Back to the Future star Lea Thompson has teamed up with her daughters Maddie and Zoey Deutch for a new movie.

The rest of the female - driven cast includes Julianne Nicholson (most recently seen in «Black Mass»), Stacy Martin («Nymphomaniac»), Rebecca Dayan («The Childhood of a Leader»), Morgan Saylor («Homeland») and Maddie Hasson («I Saw the Light»).

Novitiate Director - writer: Maggie Betts Cast: Margaret Qualley, Melissa Leo, Julianne Nicholson, Dianna Agron, Maddie Hasson, Morgan Saylor Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics

Opening March 25, «I Saw the Light» also stars Elizabeth Olsen, Cherry Jones, Bradley Whitford, Maddie Hasson and Wren Schmidt.

With help from a handsome investment banker, Maddie does everything she can to save her cupcake business.

After Panettiere showed up in such films as Remember the Titans and Joe Somebody, her next notable role was Maddie Harrington, the long - lost daughter of the quirky title character on Fox's Ally McBeal.

The next day, Deanna shows up at Maddie's sorority to bring her some extra shampoo and spring the news that her parents are getting divorced and her mom is now going to college algonside her.

When the shock waves clear, she decides to finish her incomplete degree at her alma mater, entering Maddie's classes and sorority.

McCarthy's latest awful / adorable persona is Deanna, a clingy, gabby mom in the throes of a divorce, who decides to reclaim her lost youth by finishing her archaeology degree at the same college as her daughter Maddie (Gordon, aka Our Cartoon President's Sarah Huckabee Sanders).

As a brothel hostess, slaughterman, abortion clinic worker and forest logger, Maddie goes places most of us never see, doing work many people think no one should do.

And of course she's going to impose on Maddie's friends, and annoy everyone with her incessant mothering.

Maddie, a meat - eater, works in an Australian slaughterhouse for five weeks, revealing the hidden experience of the animals we eat and the people who kill them.

And instead of annoying Maddie's friends (played with cute innocence by Gillian Jacobs, Adria Arjona, and Jessie Ennis), they genuinely like Deanna and want her around.

Ms. McCarthy plays Deanna, who finds herself, somewhere in her 40s, suddenly divorced and enrolled at Decatur, where her daughter, Maddie (Molly Gordon), happens to be a senior.

Instead of falling for her professor, she starts sleeping with Jack (Luke Benward), who is Maddie's age (and if you think she's going to pathetically fall for him and be painfully rejected, you are wrong).

Maddie and her friends almost immediately accept Deanna as one of their own, a big sister whose awkward moments are easily laughed off or smoothed over.

Instead of catching Maddie's boyfriend (Jimmy O. Yang) misbehaving, he's actually a sweet kid.

Amusingly, despite a few instances of brief embarrassment, Deanna and Maddie are both accepting of the sudden separation, as well as what could have been a terribly uncomfortable scenario of attending the same university at the same time.

Maddie's determined to find out what these men are really paying for.

Seeing hundreds of men visit the brothel each night challenges Maddie's faith in love but she can't believe it's just physical.

Though her daughter is initially dismayed by her mother's continual appearances at her sorority, Theta Mu Gamma, Maddie and her friends soon cherish Deanna's maternal nurturing and encouragement through good times, bad times, and plenty of partying.

Maddie works some of Australia's most controversial jobs.