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She spent five years thinking about “Booksmart,” the character of Amy, and her best friend Molly (Feldstein). But the project didn’t really seem like a reality to Dever until Wilde came onboard.

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We made ‘Booksmart’ for everyone.” All eyes will now be watching “Booksmart” closely to see if word of mouth exists and will help the beloved comedy have staying power at the box office.

That was really a cool thing, to get to tell her that.” She’s also been on the receiving end of plenty of fan love since playing Amy in “Booksmart,” the directorial debut of Olivia Wilde.

"Booksmart" might be a story made specifically about Gen Z girls, but threads running through the millennial-focused "Someone Great" and the Gen Xish "Wine Country" highlight how some of those ...

Watch a clip from the movie "Booksmart," starring Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstesin. Photo: Annapurna Pictures “Booksmart” beats all. Who could have imagined that a high-school comedy about ...

"Booksmart" director Olivia Wilde lambasted the censorship. Delta said it will replace in-flight versions of "Booksmart" and "Rocketman" with ones that include the LGBT love scenes, following ...

“Booksmart” takes a familiar blueprint and uses it to build a movie we haven’t seen often enough: an R-rated teen comedy (meaning, a comedy about teenagers) focusing on a great female ...

A 'Booksmart' co-writer reflects on how female offscreen friendships have shaped strong stories on TV and in film. By Katie Silberman We’ve been celebrating iconic friendships onscreen for years ...

“Booksmart” has been criticized for sentimentalizing high school. “Euphoria” will no doubt get dinged for demonizing it, which is, I suppose, as it should be.