Its so disturbing how the makeup artists somehow made Elle Fanning look EXACTLY like her. Give them the awards now pls

Elle and Sebastian Stan are truly getting the most out of their Hulu contracts. SO much that i'm starting to enjoy more the type of production that they have. Quality over quantity. I do love some Netflix series, but Hulu is doing it way better rn

Elle Fanning is absolutely a remarkably skilled actress, and I don’t even believe she has hit her prime yet. I look forward to all the incredible performances we will see her bring to the big (and smaller in-home streaming screens!). Man, to think - first time I saw her was in Super 8 and in one movie she out-acted her older and “more experienced” sister, Dakota. Can’t stop talent from finding its way out!

I followed this story closely when it was going on because of how bizarre it was. It was absolutely sick this girl preyed on this poor guy's depression and state of mind. It was even sicker that she took his death and used it as a way to get attention and sympathy for herself. She was on a completely different level of having a narcissistic personality disorder.

I remember reading the texts when this case was going on. Never thought they'd adapt it to the screen. Real life stories are often to crazy to make up

God I want to see this so much, but my bf took his life as well and I was the one to come home and find his hanging body. The anger I hold for this woman knows no end. I could never imagine saying what she said. This trailer alone sent chills and had me sobbing. The actor for the boyfriend portrayed every last moment I remember before he died. One day I hope I'll be able to watch this. Elle Fanning is a true star.

When they showed the court scenes and her makeup change, she really looks like the real girl!

The Fanning sisters are phenomenal actresses! I remember seeing Dakota Fanning’a performance in “Man On Fire” alongside Denzel Washington and I don’t think I’ll ever forget what an incredible job she did, especially as a kid. Then I saw Elle Fanning in Super 8 and was blown away. I can’t wait to see how far she goes 😻

This happened in the next town over from mine, and it was water-cooler talk for months. The way she manipulated that kid's fragile psyche was nothing short of monstrous. At least she won't get a red cent from this movie . . . or from ANYTHING filmed or written about the case. That was a stipulation wisely made by the presiding judge.

To those in the comments throwing around the tired “it’s not Michelle’s responsibility that Conrad killed himself”. No it isn’t. But it was her responsibility once she realized where he was and that he was going to carry out the plan they had discussed ad nauseam to TRY to get him help. She didn’t talk him down. She didn’t alert authorities or his parents. She talked on the phone with him until he lost consciousness from the carbon monoxide and went around playing dumb/shocked girlfriend to his friends and family. Her own issues and struggles are not a shield, no matter how much she wants them to be.

This is absolutely a story that needed to get done. I had such strong feelings of anger toward this girl when the incident happened, and all of the love in the world for the family of the young man. Narcissistic psychopathy needs to be shown for what it is.

The Fanning Sisters are amazing actors

She looks JUST LIKE HER in the courtroom scenes it is insane! This story broke my heart and that girl is a psychopath; I'm looking forward to seeing Elle in this, she's such a great actress and brings up emotions so well in her acting.

Excited to follow both the fanning sisters' careers. They keep killing it with every performance!

Elle fanning is so incredibly talented.

I remember when the auditions were going out for this!! So thrilled with the casting job they've done- I truly think Hulu is sweeping the content game right now, putting out great stuff. And Elle Fanning has always had such talent- love everything she's done!

This, Pam and Tommy, The truth about Pam, Joe and Carol, Inventing Anna and The Dropout. So many shows that have and are coming out around the same time that are based on real events

Elle Fanning! Absolutely love her work. I can't wait to see this.

they did an amazing job making Elle look like Michelle with the blunt chop and dark eyebrows from her trial look.

Elle Fanning bears a resemble to Michelle Carter and the acting chops to do this film, I'm excited to see her performance

I tell ya what, IMHO Elle Fanning has become one helluva actress.

For anybody wondering, this isn't the fist screen adaptation from this real-life case. They made a movie about it in 2018, "Conrad and Michelle: If Words Could Kill". Starring Bella Thorne as Michelle Carter.

Ever since I first heard about the case and saw Michelle Carter, I pictured Cara Delevingne as Michelle if they ever made a movie about it, but Elle Fanning also makes for great Michelle. They sure got the eyebrows right!

elle fanning is probably my favorite actress and i cannot wait to see this!

She's such a good actress omfg this looks amazing YES

Chloë Sevigny is one of those actors who’s face everyone recognizes but no one knows her. She’s been acting since she was a kid. Been underrated her whole life!

Talk about a hard roll. Elle Fanning’s acting is fantastic!

People really want this to be a straight forward villain/victim dynamic but I think it's so much more complicated than that

I've seen her in a few films and SHE is phenomenal !!!!!!! Looking forward to watch this one for sure !!!

This girl Will win a Oscar for best actress One day !

i worship the ground that elle fanning walks on she is such a good actor omggggg

If this is half as good as The Act it's going to be epic. Love Ellle!

This is not the only situation like this. There was a man who encouraged a woman to kill herself in a chatroom. This is not an isolated incident. There are many people who have targeted vulnerable and fragile people in their 20s and 30s who struggle with depression, and then helped them to think suicide was a viable, sane or kind option. It is not. Ever. These are extremely disturbed, morally bankrupt and vacuous people who enjoy the feeling of power that it gives them to push someone over the edge to suicide. They are horrible people that no one should ever trust or let into their life. Watch your children and talk to them. Warn them about people like this, there are more of them than many people realize. They hide out in chat rooms with names like Tootsie Roll, or Banjo or whatever. They hide out and in secrecy they do this, or they just do it in the open, like that horrible girl did. I can't imagine being so dead inside that you would encourage someone else to take their own life. But this is the world we live in. Protect your children, know what they're doing and know who they are in contact with. Make no excuses, find out and take action.

What a tough role for Elle Fanning, looks like she nails it. Very sad story, RIP Conrad.

Elle is an AMAZING actress

I really don't understand this obsession with making movies so soon after real events happen. This happened in 2015. It's still fresh for everyone involved. How is dramatizing this in a movie improving life for anyone involved? Everyone now has to relive everything that happened, and see it portrayed in a way that will be inaccurate for the sake of creating drama and boosting views to make money for the producers. And the rest of the world will now think this dramatization is how things actually played out. They won't have their facts straight, but they'll think they will and it will most likely only make life harder for everyone close to these events

I can’t believe I accidentally cancelled my Hulu, they’re giving us this while Netflix is giving us tall girl

yooo Hulu is bringhing it home recently with all these quality shows and film. Damn!! Good job!

I don't think this girl ever cared about this guy or considered him her boyfriend, she just wanted to exert her power over a guy. If her mom didn't even know about him, she didn't like him that much. I really doubt they ever slept together

The most beautiful girl I have ever seen Elle fanning.

Not everyone wants to die. They want the pain to stop. We feel death is the only way to remedy that. I survived. I'm what folks refer to as "the lucky ones". Looking back, my mind was always attacking me. Always telling me I'll never be good enough, I was a burden to my family and society. I have a the best support system now. We don't want to die, we want what's causing the pain to.

Ohhhhh shit, I forgot about the actual story, but love how this film/trailer portrayed it so well, it made me recall the events and realize this is what it's about haha.

Love Elle Fanning. Gonna watch it for her

As someone who has ongoing struggles with depression and my self-worth, she has to be one of the worst kinds of people. To do what she did… I mean, truly *soulless* and also being a parent, and to lose my child because another child was encouraging them to commit suicide… well, I can’t imagine the horrible things I’d do to that person. She should’ve served way more time in prison.

Elle is on fire. Love her.

Wow, I watched the documentary and how complex the real story was, and the trailer is riveting, and I haven't watched a trailer like that in a while.

Wow, this trailer reminded me of someone I'm no longer with, I've been sad for so long that I've lost that person but now it feels like if I didn't I'd be ash too

i like all these shows about real life events going around

Malaysia has public exams conducted for Covid-19 effected students in Apr 2022 & May 2022. The delay in public exams was decided to be carry forward to this year, 2022! 😘

At 1:40 had me thinking “what’s cara delevingne doing in this movie?” 🤣

this movie makes me so emotional to see a tragedy that happens just near me. this young man died right next to my house in my uncles truck that he gave to him it’s crazy how everything ties together. i know so many people hurt by his death. you are missed Conrad.

this case has always fascinated me. I guess I'll have to get hulu just to watch it.

Omg I can’t wait to see this. Had no idea this was being turned into a show

I have chills both good and bad. Good because Elle is amazing and I can't wait to see her performance. Bad because this story is so horrifying.

Whoa. We actually know her. I was working with her aunt while this was going down. That’s crazy. It’s crazy how much the actress looks like Michelle too. I felt bad for both families.

These movies based off of crazy true crimes are hitting different. There needs to be more, people need to know these things really happen and be aware.

Hulu is really on a roll right now.

Such amazing actress and her sister too 👍👍👍👍

I already found this movie in that random DVD bin in the middle of the aisle at Walmart next to the rotisserie chickens...

absolutely love that more hulu originals are being based off of true events

Yes I remember this story. Ella has turned into such a lovely young woman

Looks just like her in these court room scenes.. Very impressive!

"We should be like Romeo and Juliet." Her: "I'd love to be your Juliet." Me to dude: *READ THE PLAY. READ THE F'KING PLAY!!!!!!* Juliet doesn't die to start with. She drinks a sleeping potion , to *fake* her death. She *ONLY* kills herself after she finds that Romeo is *actually* dead.

Man, I'm binge watching these types, started off with "The thing about Pam" "The Act" and now this.

This looks SO good

anyone else feel like it's a little soon to be making this into a movie? i understand it's been several years since he died but i can only imagine it's still fresh for the family

Anyone else notice that the actor who plays Conrad also played Connor in Dear Evan Hansen? It seems he's the guy to go to for playing a suicidal high school student whose name starts with "Con." 😬

On January 23, 2020, Carter was released early from prison more than three months before her sentence ended due to good conduct. Massachusetts state law allows inmates to reduce their sentences by 10 days per month for exemplary behavior. Carter served 11 months and 12 days of her 15-month sentence.

this is how they should treat bullies, especially if it ends in a death. prosecute them.

Omigawwd they turn this to a movie 🥺😲

This case has always boggled my mind and it looks like they picked the right lead with Ella Fanning. I'm definitely going to see it, I got a VPN pretty much strictly for Hulu.

this case was so wild. the most insane part to me is that the prosecuting attorneys proved over and over again that Michelle was incredibly unstable and a known liar/fibber. and yet, the entire case hinged on her single text to her friend 2 months after his death saying that she blamed herself and was on the phone telling him to "get back in the car and kill himself" contrary to what most believe about the case - she NEVER sent this to conrad over text. She never mentioned saying that to him until attention started to wane. Conrad had attempted suicide 4 times previously, his grandfather was abusive, his father was arrested for beating the shit out of him, his father's gf screamed that he was a piece of shit while his dad beat him, his mom knew he was suicidal and made him "promise not to kill himself for her" this was a really sick young man with so many underlying issues. Michelle had been in treatment for an eating disorder and self harm since she was 8...clearly also a very sick person. they just were toxic together and I think conrad's parents wanted someone else to blame other than themselves

I love this hair color on her

Ooh I remember reading about it in the news, so interesting to do a movie about it.

Wow, this looks incredible!

I grew up in Plainville, MA she was in my sisters grade never knew the girl this movie is about. Still so weird something like this happened around my hometown.

It's time for chloe to win an Oscar. Elle went all out and bared her soul in this role.

Elle Fanning is the cats pajamas! ❤️

What ever happened to "duty to warn" and warning his parents and assisting him with getting help? Although this is truly an interesting case, telling someone to move forward with suicide is just wrong. No other way to put it. It almost would have been better to just stop responding and then proceed to tell his parents and get him serious help.

So if Elle doesn't win for the Great hopefully she will win a major award for this.

Elle Fanning is such a grown woman

what a power trip for the girl that guided another human to end their life...wow. Hope there are no copycats out there.

I would watch this,,, If I had hulu

i think it would be interesting, to show them talking to each other in real life, with the same conversations used in the text. like can you actually have these convos in real life

Colton ryan is getting typecast into these roles 🤭

YES!

I got goosebumps because she really looks like the original lol

I kinda thought they were gonna cast Cara Delevigne, but I do have hope in Elle Fanning to portray such a monstrous young woman.

The casting for Michelle is perfect. Elle looks exactly like her.

i remember this case its really sad , i know being a teenager or a young adult isnt easy , ure confused all the time , i watched the trial on youtube ... im so sorry for both families ...

Wow she looks EXACTLY like her, especially in the courtroom!

I'm so tired. I saw publicity stills earlier and looked up the original story and thought "Wow, Elle Fanning looks like the girl from the story." And then I finally sat down to watch the trailer and thought, "She kind of looks like Elle Fanning" 'cause I'm so tired, I forgot that it WAS Elle Fanning (and yes, I knew it was the trailer from the show... just was looking at the character and thinking of the real life case).

A must see movie 😀😘😀

looks Great

This is a situation that happens more frecuently that you imagine, now that's terryfing.

The bottom line was this was a very toxic codependent relationship. He tried to kill himself multiple times before she was involved. His parents refused to get him help and she even asked why they wouldn't get him help. He had basically given up already because his family had. She tried to help him, but eventually his depression and talk of killing himself got to her and so she went the other direction. She shouldn't have done it and frankly either one of them could have stopped talking to the other, but that's where the codependency comes in. Is what she did wrong? Absolutely. Do I think she should be in jail for it? Meh. I think we should be asking why his parents didn't give him the help he clearly needed.

Looks like you guys gave her exactly what she wanted.

Looks like ma must watch

it is honestly f*cked morally, ethically, and literally, that this is really going to be a movie...if you don't feel that way, possibly take a little walk with some fresh air, please...please....

Oh my God I remember when this happened. Crazy wow