Molly Gordon isn't exactly an Annie Wilkes truther... but she does think that there's more to the villain of Stephen King 's ...

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The Molly Gordon-led comedy Oh, Hi! offers a welcome rebuke to a frustrating trope in modern TV shows (one that extends to ...

In Castle Rock Season 2, we see what would happen if a young Annie Wilkes wound up mixing with characters, locations, and themes from “Stand by Me,” Needful Things, and Salem’s Lot.

Oh, Hi! is what might actually happen if your approach to true love was tinted with Misery. After four perfect months ...

At first, Annie Wilkes seems too good to be true. She’s not only risked her own life to save Paul, but she’s got the medical skills and supplies to dress his injuries until he can get to a ...

Annie Wilkes has become such an iconic character, how much freedom did you feel you had to make her your own while portraying her younger years, ...

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Speaking with Variety, the actress discussed the ways in which her take on Annie Wilkes will be different than Kathy Bates’ portrayal of the character in 1990’s Misery.

Kathy Bates won an Oscar for her performance as Annie Wilkes in 1990's Misery.Lizzy Caplan knows you know that, and that's what makes stepping into Annie's new, modernized nurse shoes so scary.

That idea of whether or not strangers are welcome in a tight-knit community is further explored in Season 2 of “Castle Rock” through the origin story of classic King character Annie Wilkes ...