With “The Gray Man” on the way later this month and Andrew Dominik‘s “Blonde” out in September, it’s a big year for Ana de Armas on Netflix.
But the actress’s star has been rising for some time now.
She arguably broke out in Hollywood back in Eli Roth‘s 2015 house-invasion film “Knock Knock,” but her role as Joie in 2017’s “Blade Runner 2049” solidified her stardom.Continue reading Jamie Lee Curtis Assumed Ana de Armas Was An “Unsophisticated Young Woman” On ‘Knives Out’ Set at The Playlist.
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