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Grazia Magazine

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Obsessed with her take on Rebecca in THE LITTLE MERMAID BTS from The Little Mermaid

Tiffany & Co. Behind The Scenes

Her face is breathtaking and flawless isn't it? @Lilja K by ryan saradjola 2021

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the face magazine, june 2023

1883 magazine

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Wave Magazine Issue 007

hunger magazine issue 28

lockdown series for wave magazine, 2020

spindle magazine, 2018

Have you seen the danish original? @Lilja K I've read it's disturbing 🫣👇 ‘Speak No Evil' Aiming For $10M-12M Opening; Getting Decent Reviews Christian Tafdrup’s original 2022 film, a Danish production, wasn’t even out for a year when Blumhouse snatched up the U.S. rights and quickly set up a remake for it. If you haven’t seen Tafdrup’s original, it’s certainly one of the most disturbing horror films in recent years. I have no desire to revisit it, which also makes me think twice about catching the U.S. version, especially if it’s as pitch-black nasty as the original. Regardless, James Watkins is helming the remake, and a trailer is available for your viewing pleasure. It looks like the exact same film as Tafdrup’s, only more sanitized and without Danish people. I’m intrigued as to whether they have kept the ending of the original, which was as morose as it gets. “Speak No Evil” stars Scoot McNairy and Mackenzie Davis as an American couple, who, along with their 11-year-old daughter Agnes (Alix West Lefler), accept the weekend-holiday invitation of Paddy (James McAvoy), his wife Ciara (Aisling Franciosi) and their mute son Ant (Dan Hough). What begins as a dream holiday soon warps into a snarled psychological nightmare.

So it's a bad habit... and now people are allowed to talk about it @Lilja K

Irish daddy spotted @Lilja K

One of a few upcoming projects of him I'm really excited about @Lilja K