Elizabeth Banks took some real-life inspiration from an aesthetician she shared with Johnny Depp for her role in the thriller Skincare. The actress stars as a fictional celebrity aesthetician named ...

From comedy to drama to biopics and every genre in between, Elizabeth Banks always understands the assignment. The actress had plenty to play with in IFC Films‘ Skincare, which premieres Friday in ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Elizabeth Banks enters the box office this weekend with the new thriller, "Skincare." She plays a beauty expert whose reputation is being "blemished" big time by someone out to ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X “I didn’t know it at all,” she said. “I had never heard about it. I was just all in on Hope ...

In the thriller Skincare, Hollywood aesthetician Hope Goldman (Elizabeth Banks) is on the verge of launching her own skin care line when a competitor sets up shop across from her salon. As her new ...

During her 'Good Morning America' appearance, the actress shared she "literally couldn't breathe" during the "super scary" incident. By Tatiana Tenreyro Elizabeth Banks is thankful for the “guardian ...

The germ of the idea for the crime thriller “Skincare” came from a stranger-than-fiction criminal case: A Los Angeles-based aesthetician to the stars was accused of plotting the murder of a rival ...

Reputation is everything, but even great first impressions can backfire. Take “Skincare,” an online harassment whodunit that never gets as ugly as its taut set-up suggests it might. Skewering ...

Lewis Pullman co-stars in the IFC Films release. Banks stars as famed aesthetician Hope Goldman who is losing out on her namesake, quite literally. Hope is about to take her career to the next level ...

NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (UPI) --Lego Movie, Pitch Perfect and The Hunger Games icon Elizabeth Banks says she wanted to star in the satirical thriller, Skincare, because it skillfully taps into modern ...

If it had come out 50 years ago, “Skincare” would have been one of those mildly scandalous, much-talked-about entries in the ABC Movie of the Week roster. Instead, here we are in 2024, and “Skincare” ...