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The Housemaid: Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried are uniting for an American psychological thriller film. The film has been adapted from Freida McFadden’s best-seller The Housemaid. The movie has created a buzz online as it was initially set to release against Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme in Christamas but now it is set to compete Avatar: Fire & Ash. The prepone date has definitely increased its hype and excitement among the viewers. Now, the audience can get the cinematic exposure of both the movies.

When Is The Housemaid In Theatres?

Sydney Sweeney starrer movie initially was set to release on December 25 but now the date has been changed to December 19, 2025. It will have a massive box office clash with Avatar: Fire & Ash.

What To Expect From The Housemaid?

The plot is expected to revolve around Millie, who thinks she is getting a clean slate and escaping her past as live in housemaid for Nina and Andrew Winchester. She finds that the couple is hiding some skeletons.

Who Are The Main Cast Of The Housemaid?

The movie features Sydney Sweeney as Millie Calloway (a housemaid), Amanda Seyfried as Nina Winchester (Andrew's wife), Brandon Sklenar as Andrew Winchester (Nina’s husband), Michele Morrone as Enzo (a groundskeeper), Elizabeth Perkins as Evelyn Winchester (Andrew's mother) and Mark Grossman as Scott Crawford (Millie's first boyfriend).

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What Is The Budget Of The Housemaid?

As per reports, the film has been made on a budget of USD 25 to 40 million.

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About The Housemaid Movie

The film has been directed by Paul Feig and produced by Paul Feig, Laura Fischer and Todd Lieberman under the production banner of Hidden Pictures. The music of the film has been composed by Theodore Shapiro, which marks its 7th collaboration with Paul Feig.

The Housemaid’s first footage was unveiled at CinemaCon in April this year. Paul Feig then called the movie ‘a dream come true,’ and added, “Tension and scares and comedy are so wrapped together.” Sweeney also shared her excitement, revealing how she binged Freida McFadden’s Housemaid trilogy, saying, “I could not put it down. I ended up reading all three in one week.”