Check out this teaser video that features Aubrey Plaza in character as “Wow Platinum” in the upcoming film Megalopolis! The movie will be in theaters and IMAX starting September 27, 2024.

Check out this cool teaser video that features Aubrey Plaza and her character Rio Vidal in Agatha All Along!

Hold over the wait until viewers embark on the journey through the Witches Road in Marvel Television’s Agatha All Along with the latest ‘Darkness’ teaser trailer before the two-episode premiere.

In Marvel Studios’ “Agatha All Along,” the infamous Agatha Harkness finds herself down and out of power after a suspicious goth Teen helps break her free from a distorted spell. Her interest is piqued when he begs her to take him on the legendary Witches’ Road, a magical gauntlet of trials that, if survived, rewards a witch with what they’re missing. Together, Agatha and this mysterious Teen pull together a desperate coven, and set off down, down, down The Road…

This Halloween season, stream Marvel Television’s Agatha All Along. The two-episode premiere arrives September 18 on ‪Disney+

Last night, Aubrey Plaza attended the New York screening of her new film, My Old Ass! I have added 140 HQ/MQ photos of Aubrey from the red carpet and after party into our photo gallery.

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“Without spoiling too much, I will say that my character is very powerful and mysterious and has almost, like, a shape-shifting quality where you kind of never know what version you’re gonna get,” — Aubrey Plaza, speaking about her “Agatha All Along” role.

Aubrey Plaza speaks in a generic publicity interview for “Agatha All Along” on Disney+. The nine-episode, live-action series follows the return of the MCU’s Agatha Harkness following the events of 2021’s “WandaVision.” Here, Harkness finds herself free of Wanda’s spell thanks to the help of a “suspicious goth teen” (played by Joe Locke). Unfortunately, she’s also powerless. The teen asks Harkness to seek out the legendary Witches’ Road, a gauntlet of trials that will reward them with “what they’re missing” if they survive. Together with a “desperate coven,” they embark on this road, which will see them cross paths with Plaza’s equally mysterious character.

The first two episodes of “Agatha All Along” premiere September 18 on Disney+. Episodes will roll out weekly until October 30, when the final two episodes will launch.

Aubrey Plaza was a guest on “The Howard Stern Show” on Wednesday, September 11, 2024. Check out her interview below!

Aubrey Plaza is having the kind of year that Hollywood publicists dream of. Following her much lauded turn in the hit HBO series The White Lotus, the former Parks and Recreation actor starred in the indie film My Old Ass in which she plays a 39-year-old woman—Plaza turned 40 in June—advising her younger self; she has become a celebrity face of the WNBA right when the league is blowing up; and this fall she will star in both Francis Ford Coppola’s much-talked-about dystopian drama Megalopolis and the Marvel TV series Agatha All Along.

In fact, she wound up filming parts of Megapolis and Agatha All Along at the same time. She cites some vague overlapping themes. In Megalopolis, Coppola’s self-funded opus, Plaza plays a morally bankrupt journalist. In Agatha All Along, she’s a witch. “They’re both villainous characters. But I’m a platinum blonde dripping in diamonds, wearing thousands of dollars of Versace gowns in Megalopolis. And then for Agatha, I’m wearing a jet-black wig with a warrior-style supervillain getup,” Plaza says. “I felt completely insane. I felt like I was ripping a hole in the fabric of the universe and quantum leaping myself to different worlds.”

Still, Plaza took an active role in developing her characters. “I have a different kind of experience than a lot of other Latinx actors because a lot of people don’t even know that I’m half Puerto Rican,” she says. “It’s something that I always like to remind people of and bring to the table.” Before they began filming Megalopolis, Coppola invited his actors to workshop the script, improvise, and even rewrite parts of their characters. And the Agatha team approached Plaza early in the process about joining the show, allowing her to help shape the baddie she’d play. “My journey has been a lot about infusing my heritage into these stories and characters in ways that people might not think to do,” she says, “because people have kind of put Latina characters in such a box.”

Plaza joins Marvel just as the studio is trying to earn back its fans’ devotion by cutting down on the number of projects it produces a year and making sure the properties that do make it to the screen are top-notch. “The Marvel of it all was the least appealing thing about it, because I’m hesitant to become part of that machine,” Plaza says.

Still, she wanted to work with Agatha’s star Kathryn Hahn, who had guest starred on Parks and Recreation, but the two actors never shared a scene. And Plaza was impressed with Jac Schaeffer, the writer behind Marvel Studios’ first—and still most transgressive—show for Disney+, WandaVision, and this sequel series. “I haven’t seen a lot of Marvel television, but I watched WandaVision, and I felt like, wow, this is transcending the Marvel tropes, and it’s kind of elevated,” Plaza says. “And I love the idea of a show centered around a coven. That’s something I’ve been interested in my whole life.” Fans of Parks and Recreation may remember that Plaza broke out on that show because of her droll delivery—she’d joke in a monotone that she had a vibrant personality as a Latina, poking fun at the stereotype—and witchy vibes.

She’s not alone. Plaza went viral last year when she and Wednesday actor Jenna Ortega—who shares Plaza’s admiration for the occult and stars in the recently released Beetlejuice Beetlejuice—presented at the SAG Awards in a simultaneous spooky deadpan. It’s hard to imagine Ortega’s success channeling that particular sinister vibe without Plaza having paved the way. “I just always am looking for opportunities to actually portray Latina characters, so that I can show the younger generation there’s all kinds of Hispanic characters,” says Plaza. “It’s not just these stereotypes.”

Source: TIME

Aubrey Plaza is an Emmy-nominated actress and Patti LuPone is Broadway royalty with three Tony Awards and countless legendary stage credits to her name. But today these Agatha All Along co-stars have two choices: Tell the truth, or suffer the wrath of the Last Dab. Whoever eats the most wings, loses!

From Patti’s ongoing feud with Madonna, to Aubrey’s tarot reading abilities, these friends will either need to be honest, or go head-to-head with the Wings of Death. What habit of Patti’s did Aubrey find most annoying when they lived together? Who can keep a straight face during a portrait drawing contest? Tune in to an all-new episode Hot Ones Versus, and see who takes home the golden chicken wing trophy!

Courtesy of Disney+ Hotstar, we were able to join an exclusive press conference with the cast and crew of Agatha All Along. One of the most interesting topics discussed during the event was when Kathryn Hahn and Aubrey Plaza tease the dynamic and relationship between their characters.

The first is when they were questioned about working together for the first time:

Aubrey Plaza: Well, I don’t think I’m allowed to say anything, which is what I love about being on this show so much, it’s that you’re not allowed to say anything or you get into trouble. All I’ll say about my character is that you can expect the unexpected. You have no idea what’s going to happen with her and there’s twists and turns and all kinds of shenanigans happening. That’s all I’ll say about that.

I’ve wanted to work with Kathryn for… Kathryn and I were both on Parks And Rec a long, long time ago but we never really had any screen time, so I was really excited to actually go toe-to-toe with Kathryn and sink my teeth in but I don’t know.

Kathryn Hahn: Yeah, Aubrey is like one of those performers that I admire so much. She doesn’t want to stay on the surface. She’s like hilarious and also is like stoic. It’s weird, there wasn’t a lot of, like, I love her, we know each other socially but we never, we didn’t really talk much around it.

Aubrey Plaza: No, we send a lot of pics, songs and pictures of the moon, just little kind of nuggets.

Kathryn Hahn: Little nuggets?

Aubrey Plaza: Yeah, we were nuggeting.

Kathryn Hahn: We were nuggeting? Back and forth. And then we kind of saved it for, not even consciously then, in the scene. It was kind of like that.

Aubrey Plaza: Yeah, psychological preparation.

Kathryn Hahn: It was.

Later, when asked about the dynamic between their characters, they added:

Aubrey Plaza: Again, I signed up for this show because I thought we weren’t allowed to talk. But I think they can expect a very intense dynamic, one that has all the colours of the rainbow. And I think they should be scared and they should be excited. I don’t know, just raise the bar really high, I think.

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Check out the latest teaser trailer for Marvel Television’s Agatha All Along coupled with a spooky and freightning theme for the season.

In Marvel Studios’ “Agatha All Along,” the infamous Agatha Harkness finds herself down and out of power after a suspicious goth Teen helps break her free from a distorted spell. Her interest is piqued when he begs her to take him on the legendary Witches’ Road, a magical gauntlet of trials that, if survived, rewards a witch with what they’re missing. Together, Agatha and this mysterious Teen pull together a desperate coven, and set off down, down, down The Road…

This Halloween season, stream Marvel Television’s Agatha All Along. The two-episode premiere arrives September 18 on ‪Disney+