Luca Guadagnino's American Psycho reboot is reportedly circling another potential Patrick Bateman: Patrick Schwarzenegger. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Schwarzenegger is very much on the ...

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Move over, Austin Butler, there is a new young star vying to play Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino ’s highly anticipated “ American Psycho.” An X user (formerly Twitter) posted on April 30 ...

There is an idea of a Patrick Schwarzenegger … who is campaigning to star in Luca Guadagnino ‘s upcoming American Psycho adaptation. Following his recent turn on HBO’s The White Lotus, the ...

Instead, Kerry Barden believes Butler is better suited to play Paul Allen, who was first brought to the screen by Jared Leto. An “American Psycho” reimagining was announced in 2024 with Luca ...

Too pretty for the job. Kerry Barden, the casting director for “American Psycho,” recently told the Hollywood Reporter he thinks Austin Butler is too beautiful for his rumored role as Patrick ...

“American Psycho” director Mary Harron marked the 25th anniversary of her satirical thriller by speaking to Letterboxd Journal about how puzzling it is to see “Wall Street bros” idolizing ...

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Features 25 Years On, American Psycho’s Ending Is Still Misunderstood The debate over American Psycho’s ending reveals a lot about the movie's broader cultural impact.

Another actor that I feel would be equipped for American Psycho ’s unique challenges is actually a vet of the Luca Guadagnino School of Psychosexual Fun and Games: Mike Faist.

Another ‘American Psycho’ Adaptation — Too Soon? Luca Guadagnino's plans to make a new version of Bret Easton Ellis' novel would come 25 years after the first. It faces some unique challenges.

In a June interview with Interview Magazine, Starkey revealed he was reading “American Psycho.” “I think it’s brilliant. It’s quite violent, but it’s brilliant,” he said.