Hannah Gearan
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About Hannah Gearan
Hannah Gearan (she/her) is has been writing for ScreenRant for over three years. Her deep cinema love traces back to age 11, when she equipped herself with a spiral-bound notebook, rated all the films she watched, and declared herself a critic. About a decade later, she received a BA from Wesleyan University, where she studied Film, Environmental Studies, and Writing. Hannah’s short film, Toxic Faucets, has screened at numerous film festivals, including the Independent Film Festival of Boston (IFFBoston). As a Movie News writer now, she draws upon her vast experience studying, making, and analyzing film as she approaches dynamic breaking stories.
Industry Focus
While Hannah's film interest is wide-ranging, her filmmaking background makes her particularly interested in writing about the technical and industry aspects of film such as VFX related stories, animation, and box office records. She will always hold a special place in her heart for the film that got her into film: Avatar (yes, the blue people, not the airbender!).
Favorite Media
Hannah's recent favorite movies and TV shows include What We Do in the Shadows, Adolescence, Sinners, Baby Doe, and To Kill a Wolf. Her favorite directors are Wes Anderson, Kelly Reichardt, and Yorgos Lanthimos. Her current media-related obsession is telling anything that breathes to watch Birth/Rebirth.
Latest
Netflix Officially Sets New Crime Thriller Series Paper Man With Squid Game & Marvel Stars
Netflix has announced their new crime thriller show Paper Man, which will be led by notable stars from the Squid Game and Marvel worlds.
Taylor Sheridan Video Games Are "Priorities" For Paramount
Taylor Sheridan may be one of the biggest names in television right now, but it looks like his work is about to extend into the world of video games.
The Office Star’s New Sitcom Dominates Disney+ Despite Disappointing Rotten Tomatoes Score
The Office cast has been up to some exciting projects since the show wrapped in 2013, and now one of the stars' work is succeeding on streaming.
Ted Lasso Star Hannah Waddingham Addresses Claims Of Failed Wicked Audition
Acclaimed Ted Lasso actor Hannah Waddingham clarifies previous rumors that she auditioned for one supporting role in Wicked but was turned down.
John Krasinski's Hit New Jack Ryan Movie Skipping Theatrical Release For Streaming Explained By Director
The new streaming hit Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War skipped out on a theatrical release, and its director explains that decision.
Brad Pitt’s Sci-Fi Masterpiece Ad Astra Was “Taken Away” From Its Director & Changed 1 Key Element
After his most recent film premiered at Cannes, James Gray explains how one key element of Ad Astra was changed, "taking" the film away from him.
Shailene Woodley Addresses Potential Divergent Return After Author Announced New Book
Shailene Woodley addresses whether she would return to Divergent after the author announced that she is writing a new book in the series.
The Boys’ Heartbreaking Season 1 Supe Death Is Still One Of The Hardest Moments For Jessie T. Usher
EXCLUSIVE: In an interview with ScreenRant's Tatiana Hullender, Jessie T. Usher reveals which early stage Supe death was one of his hardest scenes.
Glen Powell's How To Make A Killing Is Officially Releasing On HBO Max Next Month
Glen Powell is one of the hottest rising A-listers right now, and one of his lesser-seen 2026 films is now about to come to streaming.
Geena Davis Teases Sequel Return Ideas For The Fly & A League Of Their Own
EXCLUSIVE: In her interview for her new show The Boroughs, Geena Davis teases some fun sequel ideas for two of her classics 20th century movies.
Harry Potter Star’s Award-Winning New Psychological Drama Officially Releases On HBO Max Next Month
Dudley Dursley actor Harry Melling plays a very different kind of role than what viewers are used to, and the movie comes to streaming very soon.
Bong Joon Ho’s New Action Movie Ally Aims To “Surpass” George Miller & Miyazaki
Bong Joon Ho is at work on his new film Ally, and he is promising sequences that will be up there with some renowned, great directors.
A Deadly Wish Every Episode Could Expand Blumhouse's New Horror Hit Obsession Into A Twisted TV Spinoff
EXCLUSIVE: Curry Barker's Blumhouse horror film Obsession is getting rave reviews, and the director reveals what could be next for this universe.
Jason Momoa Has A Disappointing Season 3 Update For His Returning Inspirational HBO Max Show
EXCLUSIVE: Jason Momoa is about to return to his travel documentary series On the Roam, but he has a pessimistic update about the show's future.
Camp Rock 3 First Poster & Release Window Revealed For Disney+
A major Disney Channel threequel is coming later this year, as the Camp Rock 3 poster and release window is officially revealed by the platform.
Arnold Schwarzenegger & Alan Ritchson’s New Action Movie The Man With The Bag Sets Perfect 2026 Release Date
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Alan Ritchson are set to star together in the action film The Man with the Bag, and the film has just gotten a release date.
Scarlett Johansson’s Tense Movie Paper Tiger Gets First Images Starring Miles Teller & Adam Driver
Scarlett Johansson stars in the intense family drama Paper Tiger, whose first look images hint at what seems to be a heavy-hitting drama.
Christopher Nolan's Most Underrated Movie Is Andy Serkis' Favorite Movie
Audiences and stars alike have been debating about the best Christopher Nolan movie for years. Now, Andy Serkis offers an unconventional pick.
Sydney Sweeney's Gritty Psychological Drama Series Euphoria Ends An Impressive HBO Record
Euphoria season 3 may be the worst-reviewed season of the gritty HBO series, but it will set one hard-to-beat HBO record a few weeks from now.
Jon Bernthal’s Surprise New TV Episode Quietly Becomes A Global Streaming Sensation
Jon Bernthal has been in a number of well-known movies and TV shows throughout the past few years, but one of his most successful came as a surprise.