while Kate McKinnon She remains prominently known for her decade-long NBC career Saturday Night Live Which came to a heartfelt conclusion last year, she has since gradually branched out into the film industry in a variety of roles that have proven her acting repertoire so far. She certainly isn’t slowing down any time soon, as she’s now on the verge of adding another big project to her resume. According to an exclusive report from Deadline, McKinnon has officially joined the cast of Andrew Stanton’s upcoming sci-fi epic. Blink of an eye.
Blink of an eye It is being directed by award-winning director Andrew Stanton, who is well known for his huge slate of films with Pixar since the first Toy Story Back in 1995, along with several Netflix episodes of Supernatural Weird things and AMC Better Call Saul. The project is being written and executive produced by Colby Day while production is being provided by Jared Ian Goldman. While not much has been revealed yet about the film’s premise, the basic synopsis reveals that it will follow three stories over the course of thousands of years that intertwine with each other as you contemplate hope, connections, and the circle of life.
Kate McKinnon’s career continues to thrive
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Kate McKinnon first made her real mark on the main map on NBC’s ongoing comedy show Saturday Night Live, starring as countless different original characters as well as high profile and political figures like Hillary Clinton. Her tenure was among the longest of any female cast member, surpassed only by Cecily Strong. She retired from the show last year, while continuing to appear in a variety of new projects. Earlier in 2015, she starred alongside fellow comedians Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, and Leslie Jones in an all-female ensemble reboot. Ghostbusters.
She also lent her voice acting chops as Inez in the long-awaited Pixar sequel Find Dory (2016), as well as Lupe in Ferdinand (2017). Later in 2019, she starred alongside Margot Robbie and Charlize Theron in the satirical political drama bomb, Which made her drawn to a more serious supporting role. Her latest projects include the comedy flick bubblewhich also stars Pedro Pascal, and the upcoming live-action adaptation Barbie (2023), though McKinnon’s role in this film has yet to be announced.
Now with her next role in the sci-fi epic Stanton Blink of an eyeFans will have a chance to see McKinnon in a more dramatic setting
