Samara Weaving Made a Kid Cry On the Set of Her New Movie

Director Adam Rehmeier is re-teaming with Dinner in America's Kyle Gallner for a road movie romp, but this time, in what sounds like yet another match made in heaven, Samara Weaving is riding shotgun. In Carolina Caroline, Rehmeier paints a new all-American portrait, swapping punk rock for crooning country, in a star-crossed love story that races across the South. In a small West Texas town, Caroline Daniels (Weaving) dutifully looks after her single father, played by Jon Gries (The White Lotus), and dreams of escaping her humdrum life. In a chance encounter with a charming con man (Gallner), an opportunity presents itself, and Caroline falls headlong into a Bonnie and Clyde-esque whirlwind as their explosive tryst turns her into a bona fide criminal icon. At the Toronto International Film Festival 2025, Rehmeier, Gallner, and Weaving sat down with Perri Nemiroff at Cassius on King Street to discuss their experience making the film. During their conversation, which you'll be able to watch in full shortly, they discuss finding their characters through wardrobe and dialect, how Weaving made her young co-star cry, and how Rehmeier allows Gallner to continue evolving his craft in all-new ways. #samaraweaving #kylegallner #interview #movie #crimemovies For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL   / collider     / collider     / collider