Fresh Insights into Jennifer’s Entertainment Journey and Upcoming Film "Hold On To Your Angels"
Published on May 7, 2026, at 4:52 PM Eastern Time, Jennifer serves as ScreenRant's TV and Film Editor. Her path in entertainment began in 2026 with Valnet at CBR before joining ScreenRant.
Jennifer's passions include science fiction series and late-night talk shows, which she enjoys due to her insomnia. She frequently writes about "Alien: Earth," her top show, even on personal days.
Her favorites in comedy include Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and former host Conan O'Brien.
Her work on "Alien: Earth" stands out as her proudest achievement to date.
Initially focusing on finance and politics, her love for pop culture led her to entertainment journalism.
In her spare time, she indulges in cooking shows like "Kitchen Nightmares" and values time with her daughter.
Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal reunite in the upcoming romance drama "Hold On To Your Angels," following their acclaimed performance in "Hamnet." Directed by Benh Zeitlin, known for "Beasts of the Southern Wild," the film explores a tragic love story set in South Louisiana.
The narrative follows Mescal as an outlaw and Buckley as a "ferocious shepherd of lost souls," whose doomed romance forms the core of the plot.
Plan B, alongside Alex Coco's Rapt Film, produces the film, with international sales managed by The Veterans and domestic rights by CAA Media Finance.
Scheduled for Cannes March, production begins in February 2027, aiming to deliver an emotionally charged cinematic experience.
Zeitlin describes the project as a deeply moving exploration of compassion amid societal division, reflecting his two-decade vision.
Coco praises Zeitlin's ability to blend realism with magic, highlighting his talent for uncovering profound humanity in unexpected places.
Both actors previously starred in "Hamnet," where Buckley won an Oscar and Mescal received a Best Actor nomination, cementing their on-screen chemistry.
The film, directed by Chloé Zhao, centers on Agnes Hathaway (Buckley) and William Shakespeare (Mescal) during the late 16th century, navigating loss and love.
No official release date has been announced as of this article's publication.
Birthdate December 28, 1989
Birthplace Killarney, Ireland
Profession Actor & Singer
Notable Works The Lost Daughter, Hamnet
Debut Role I'd Do Anything (2008)
Spouse Freddie Sorensen
Birthdate February 2, 1996
Birthplace Maynooth, Ireland
Height 5'11"
Profession Actor & Stage Actor
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