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 You get me every time!
Turns out the rumours were not entirely true. Fortunately for we Kathryn-fans the one about her being in You Get Me was a good one.
About 40 minutes into the teen drama it is revealed that the mother, Mrs Hewitt to you, of one of the main characters was the one and only Kathryn. In she walked to the bedroom of her daughter (Halston Sage as Alison) and found her with the psycho of the piece (Bella Thorne as Holly). They chat briefly and Mrs H leaves them to it.
Other than a few wide shots of the house the Hewitts live in showing them moving around through the largely glass outer walls that’s pretty much it for Kathryn’s role.
On the plus side she looks lovely (see above) and we get some nice smiles (see above). The smile and slight bowing of her head as she leaves the girls alone reminded me of the blushing Lilly Rush when ADA Kite managed to embarrass her with a display of affection. She’s still got it! Awwww 
The not-so true rumour involved NCIS star Jennifer Esposito. She definitely was not in the movie. The character she was linked to, Corinne, was the mother Holly. The role was instead taken by Brigid Brannagh (Army Wives), who was clearly a better match to Bella’s looks with their Irish heritages.
You can now find a small collection of full HD (1080p) screencaps of Kathryn in You Get Me in the KM UK Gallery HERE. I’ve thrown in another variant on the poster as well.
  
 Another quick reminder, which this time I will actually try and make brief. The last one sort of rambled on a bit too long, thereby completely missing the point of a quick reminder. There I go again
The teen drama in no way like Fatal Attraction and starring Bella Thorne, Nash Grier, and Halston Sage that is You Get Me is released on the Internet video streaming service Netflix today (23rd June). Who knows, Kathryn Morris may even be in it.
Maybe you’ve already watched it. If you have then feel free to let us know what you think in a comment below.
The movie received it’s première at the LA Film Festival earlier this week. Some of the key cast were in attendance. Kathryn, as far as we can tell, was not.
 A quick reminder that the not-at-all-like Fatal Attraction teen drama You Get Me is due have its première tonight (19th June) in Los Angeles.
The film is being shown as part of the LA Film Festival, which started last Wednesday with a showing of the new Colin Trevorrow (Jurassic World writer/director) movie The Book Of Henry. Naomi Watts (Tank Girl) and Jack Tremblay (Room) star as mother and son in that one.
Since then there has been a busy schedule of features and documentaries, both old and new. The event continues until Thursday night when, after an afternoon and evening of award winner showings, the festival closes with a screening of Ingrid Goes West, a social media-based comedy drama starring Aubrey Plaza (Parks And Recreation) and Elizabeth Olsen (Old Boy).
The Bella Thorne, Halston Sage, Taylor John Smith, Anna Akana, Nash Grier, Jennifer Esposito, Kathryn Morris, Netflix-owned movie You Get Me will be shown tonight at the ArcLight cinema in Santa Monica at 9:25pm. Full details can be found at the LA Film Festival website HERE.
Another variant on the film poster, as shown above, has been added to the Gallery.
On Friday (23rd June) the film will receive its slightly delayed release on the streaming service.
 The latest news on the Reverie-front is the first season episode count.
Apparently the sci-fi-ish virtual reality-based drama procedural (there’s a bit of guess work involved there) is due to have just 10 episodes in its première run, which is likely due to start next year.
As things stand at present Reverie is scheduled to be part of the NBC network’s ‘mid-season’ releases. That could change though. In the event of another show (new or existing) that starts in autumn/fall being cancelled a mid-season show could be brought in as a replacement.
Also, if a mid-season show proves to be a big success after an episode or two, more could be ordered to extend the run.
 Ahead of its première at the upcoming LA Film Festival, Awesomeness Films has released a trailer for the teen drama You Get Me.
That first showing of the movie is due to happen on the 16th of June, a week from today, as I reported a couple of weeks ago. After that the film will take up residence on the Netflix streaming service, which bought the rights a few months ago.
 Slightly worryingly, recently made available press material has not included any references to Kathryn in the named cast. She, however, has remained listed on the film’s IMDb page through various updates and additions. Mixed signals.
So, do we get a glimpse of Kathryn in this short trailer video? No, we don’t. Not surprisingly the two minute long video focuses on the main teenage cast and giving away the main plot line. That’s what trailers are for these days.
For completeness I have added the video to the KM UK Gallery HERE.
Hopefully there will be other trailers released at a later date giving a fuller picture.
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