Catherine O'Hara Movie Updates
Total Updates: 15
- changed the status of Catherine O'Hara as Delia Deetz to Current of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
- added Catherine O'Hara as (voice) to movie credits of The Wild Robot
- added Catherine O'Hara as actor to movie credits of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
- changed the status of Catherine O'Hara as Brook (voice) to Current of Elemental
- changed the status of Catherine O'Hara as Brook to Current of Elemental
- added Catherine O'Hara as actor to movie credits of Elemental
- changed the status of Catherine O'Hara to Former of Rememory
- added Catherine O'Hara as Tess to credits of The Right Kind of Wrong
- changed the status of Catherine O'Hara to Current of A.C.O.D
- added Catherine O'Hara to the credits of Rememory
- added Catherine O'Hara to the credits of A.C.O.D
- added Catherine O'Hara (In Talks) to the credits of Fortune
- added Catherine O'Hara to the credits of Frankenweenie
- added Catherine O'Hara to the credits of Killers
- added Catherine O'Hara to the credits of Away We Go
Fri., Mar. 22, 2024
Sun., Aug. 13, 2017
from Lionsgate
Lionsgate Films
Sat., Sep. 7, 2013
from Magnolia Pictures
Magnolia Pictures
Tue., Dec. 4, 2012
from sundance.org
2013 Sundance Film Festival Announces Films in Premieres and Documentary Premieres
Fri., Mar. 30, 2012
from Deadline
Catherine O’Hara and Peter Dinklage Board Mark Palansky’s 'Rememory'
Mark Palansky will direct Rememory from a script he developed with writer Mike Vukadinovich.
Thu., Mar. 8, 2012
from Deadline
Amy Poehler Joins 'Parks And Recreation' Cohort Adam Scott
Amy Poehler is in final negotiations to join the Black Bear Pictures comedy A.C.O.D. She will star in the film alongside her Parks and Recreation co-star Adam Scott.
Wed., May. 25, 2011
from Variety
Basinger, Graham, O'Hara meet 'Fortune'
Kim Basinger, Heather Graham, Catherine O'Hara and Jason Patric are in final negotiations to star in dark indie comedy "Fortune" with Clark Johnson directing.
Mon., Sep. 20, 2010
from Deadline
Burton Finds His 'Frankenweenie' Cast
Tim Burton has gone to familiar places to voice cast "Frankenweenie", Burton's stop-motion animated Disney feature based on his 1984 short about a man who reanimates his dog after it gets hit by a car.