Maya Hawke

Netflix has released the bloody full trailer for its ambitious horror movie trilogy Fear Street, which arrives next month. We got our first look at the trilogy in a teaser last month, but this new trailer (which was released as part of Netflix's first-ever Geeked Week) delves into the interconnected story at the heart of Fear Street.

Despite growing up as the daughter of Oscar nominees Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, Maya Hawke didn't always think she'd go into acting. "There was no moment," the 22-year-old tells PEOPLE in this week's issue. "I was always just doing school plays and acting camp over the summer. I guess it clicked for me that I wanted to do it professionally was when I realized that there were no school plays for adults. The happiest place in the world for me was on set or on stage."

Maya Hawke knows her famous parents have “made it easy” for her to become an actress – but thinks she’ll be “kicked out” of Hollywood if she “sucks”. Maya Hawke knows her famous parents have “made it easy” for her to become an actress – but thinks she’ll be “kicked out” of Hollywood if she “sucks”.

Fans of Stranger Things are eager for the next season. It’s been nearly two years since the show was on, ending with Jim Hopper sacrificing himself to close the gate to the Upside Down, leading Joyce Byers to take in the powerless Eleven and eventually move them to a new city. The show has faced delays due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but actor Maya Hawke promises Stranger Things Season 4 will be “worth” the wait.

Despite production on Season 4 of Stranger Things originally kicking off early in 2020, details about the new adventure have been kept tightly under wraps, and while fans are remaining as patient as possible, star Maya Hawke recently promised that the extended wait for the new season would all be worth it. While no one involved with the production could have anticipated having to shut down for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, those delays allowed creators Matt and Ross Duffer to more thoroughly develop the new season, setting the stage for the new episodes to be some of the best the series has to offer.

Photos courtesy of Maya Hawke; Styled by Sarah Slutsky; Makeup by Gianpaolo Ceciliato; Hair by Peter Butler; Collage by Maridelis Morales Rosado for W Magazine. Maya Hawke was wearing a vintage Taylor Swift t-shirt when she called me on Zoom from her temporary home in Atlanta, Georgia, where she’s been filming season 4 of Stranger Things since September. “I’ve had this haircut for a lonnng time,” she said, scrunching her choppy chin-length hair. It’s just one of several major changes the hit Netflix series has brought on for Hawke—the other being how she’s joined her A-list parents, Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, on the path to fame. (Especially after last season’s big reveal: Her character, Robin, is gay.)

With Mainstream now playing in select theaters and available on Digital platforms and VOD, I recently spoke with Maya Hawke about making director and co-writer Gia Coppola’s sophomore feature. If you haven’t seen the trailer, Mainstream is about a young woman (Hawke) who thinks she’s found a path to internet stardom when she starts making YouTube videos with a charismatic stranger (Andrew Garfield) – until the dark side of viral celebrity threatens to ruin them both. The film also stars Nat Wolff, Jason Schwartzman, Alexa Demie, and Johnny Knoxville.

Looking for something new to rent on VOD? Gia Coppola’s new dramedy Mainstream may just be for you. Starring Maya Hawke, Andrew Garfield, Nat Wolff, Jason Schwartzman, and Johnny Knoxville, the film centers on a young woman (Hawke) who believes she’s found a path to internet stardom when she starts making YouTube videos with a charismatic stranger (Garfield). Their success, however, has a price as the dark side of viral fame threatens to ruin them both. Despite the movie’s impressive cast, Mainstream has been met with tepid reviews and currently has a 33% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes.

After a significant delay due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we're officially one step closer to Stranger Things Season 4 being released, with an ominous new teaser hitting the Internet on Wednesday. The beloved Netflix series was among the many shows hit with production shutdowns during the height of the pandemic, before resuming last year. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, series star Maya Hawke, who has played Robin since Season 3, spoke about the surreal process of filming during that time, and revealed that she was "very afraid" of the process before receiving her vaccine.

Stranger Things stars Maya Hawke, Joe Keery and Gaten Matarazzo were back throwing themselves into character on the set of their hit Netflix series on Tuesday. The trio were spotted filming season four at Hawkins High School, where a police car, military truck and tent sat mysteriously outside. Following safety...

Cinderella was a common thread in Maya Hawke’s development as an actor and musician, and the classic fairy tale just so happens to set the stage for Hawke’s new film, Mainstream. In Gia Coppola’s long-awaited follow-up to 2013’s Palo Alto, Hawke plays an L.A. bartender named Frankie who’s struggling to find her way until she forms an unlikely YouTube collaboration with a mysterious vagabond named Link (Andrew Garfield). Along the way, Frankie must reconcile her own personal tragedy, and decide if her ever-changing relationship with Link is truly right for her.

Maya Hawke is teasing a "scary" turn for her character in Strangers Things' fourth season. ET's Katie Krause spoke to the 22-year-old actress, who plays Robin in the Netflix series, about what fans can expect when the new season debuts. "The Duffer brothers [Matt and Ross Duffer, the show's creators]...

Mainstream tells the story of Frankie (Maya Hawke), a young woman who thinks she’s found a path to internet stardom when she starts making YouTube videos with a charismatic stranger named Link (Andrew Garfield) – until the dark side of viral celebrity threatens to ruin them both. Startattle.com – Mainstream 2021.

The first trailer for Mainstream, the upcoming film starring Andrew Garfield and Stranger Things star Maya Hawke, has been released. The film is directed by Gia Coppola, who made her debut in 2013 with Palo Alto. It is scheduled for release in US theatres and on-demand in the UK on May 7.

Andrew Garfield goes viral in the first trailer for Gia Coppola's new film Mainstream. The director follows up her 2013 directorial debut Palo Alto with a satirical drama about internet fame, vloggers and influencers. The Social Network star, 37, plays Link, an elusive yet charismatic nobody who skyrockets to social media celebrity status overnight, with Stranger Things' Maya Hawke, 22, co-starring as the determined Frankie who believes Link is the key to internet success.

Opening in theaters and VOD May 7, “Mainstream” stars Maya Hawke as a young woman that thinks she’s found a path to internet stardom when she starts making YouTube videos with a charismatic stranger (Andrew Garfield) – until the dark side of viral celebrity threatens to ruin them both. Also...