Ridham Vashishth
From her early performances in television to her meteoric rise in Hollywood, Julianne Moore has continually captivated audiences with her unparalleled acting prowess. Bursting onto the scene with her compelling role in the soap opera ‘As the World Turns,’ she soon transitioned to the cinematic landscape, crafting unforgettable performances across various genres. Films like ‘Short Cuts,’ ‘Boogie Nights,’ ‘Far from Heaven,’ and ‘The Hours’ stand as testaments to her diverse abilities.
Garnering accolades such as an Academy Award, two Golden Globes, and recognitions at Cannes, Berlin, and Venice Film Festivals, Moore’s impact on cinema is undeniable. Whether it was her poignant role as an Alzheimer’s patient in ‘Still Alice’ or her venture into franchises like ‘The Hunger Games,’ she has displayed a versatility that few can match. With every role she undertakes, the anticipation grows. After her evocative role in ‘Sharper,’ one wonders what the future holds for the actress. Well, here’s the list of all the upcoming movies and TV shows of Julianne Moore.
1. Sirens (May 22, 2025)
Production is ongoing in New York for ‘Maid’ showrunner Molly Smith Metzler’s 8-episode Netflix miniseries ‘Sirens.’ Written by Metzler, the dark comedy series is set in a lavish beach estate. Occurring over the course of a weekend, it follows Devon, who doesn’t like how close her sister Simone has gotten to her new employer, Michaela Kell, a wealthy philanthropist/animal activist.
Simone is mesmerized by Michaela’s lavish, cultish lifestyle, something that has led to a creepy relationship between the two that Devon intends to intervene in. However, she doesn’t know what she is stepping into when making the mistress an enemy. A dark and witty exploration of class, power, and women, ‘Sirens’ stars Moore as Michaela, Meghann Fahy as Devon, and Milly Alcock as Simone. Co-stars include Kevin Bacon, who plays Peter Kell, the billionaire husband of Michaela; Josh Segarra, who plays Devon’s toxic boyfriend Raymond; and Glenn Howerton. The first episode of ‘Sirens’ will drop on Netflix on May 22, 2025.
2. Echo Valley (June 13, 2025)
‘Echo Valley’ is an upcoming Apple TV+ thriller directed by Michael Pearce and penned by the talented Brad Ingelsby. Set against the serene backdrop of southern Pennsylvania, the film unfolds as Kate Garrett attempts to find solace in the tranquil activity of training horses while dealing with her personal grief. The plot takes an intense turn when her daughter Claire unexpectedly shows up at her doorstep, trembling and stained with someone else’s blood. The reasons behind Claire’s distressed state and how it ties back to Kate’s past form the crux of the narrative.
Moore, renowned for her depth and versatility, will play Kate Garrett, a woman trying to reconcile with her past while confronting a chilling present. Sydney Sweeney complements Moore in the role of the distraught Claire. They’re joined by Kyle MacLachlan, Fiona Shaw, and Domhnall Gleeson. ‘Echo Valley,’ currently in its post-production stage, promises to deliver a suspenseful cinematic experience. The film will be released on June 13, 2025.
3. Control (TBA)
Moore will star alongside James McAvoy, Jenna Coleman, and Sarah Bolger in the upcoming action thriller ‘Control’ directed by Robert Schwentke. Based on the podcast ‘Shipworm’ by Zack Akers and Skip Bronkie, the film centers on Dr. Conway (McAvoy), who wakes up one fine day only to hear a voice in his head that starts making demands. The voice is coming from a mechanical earpiece that was implanted in him while he was sleeping. If he doesn’t follow them, dire consequences await him and his family. Moore’s yet undisclosed character is someone Conway will face. The film co-stars Nick Mohammed, Kyle Soller, and August Diehl. Written by Zack Akers, Andrew Baldwin, and Skip Bronkie, ‘Control’ is currently in its post-production and awaiting a release date.
4. Untitled Musical Comedy (TBA)
Julianne Moore has been roped in for Jesse Eisenberg’s yet-untitled musical comedy. She will star alongside Paul Giamatti. The plot, written by Eisenberg, follows a shy woman (Moore) who is unexpectedly cast in a local production of an original musical. Under the spell of the strong-willed and enigmatic director (Giamatti), she loses herself in the role and the high-stakes world of this community theater production. The film is in its pre-production phase, and a release date is awaited.
5. Stone Mattress (TBA)
‘Stone Mattress’ is an upcoming psychological drama film directed by Lynne Ramsay, based on the evocative short story by Margaret Atwood. This intriguing adaptation is written by Ramsay herself, along with Thomas Townend. The plot revolves around Verna, a retired physiotherapist and twice-widowed, who sets out on a luxurious cruise journey through the mesmerizing Arctic Northwest Passage. Among the elite travelers, she encounters Grace and Bob, an unassuming man in his mid-sixties. While lacking Verna’s sophisticated charm, Bob attempts to win her affection. However, beneath his exterior, he hides secrets that unsettle Verna, triggering deep-seated traumas from her past. The once tranquil cruise ambiance gets disrupted by a startling event.
Moore steps into the shoes of Verna, delivering a nuanced representation of a woman battling her internal demons. She is joined by the talented Sandra Oh, who plays Grace, and Kyle Chandler in a yet undisclosed role. As the project progresses, anticipation builds around how this dynamic cast will breathe life into Atwood’s gripping narrative. The film is currently in its pre-production stages and awaits a release date.
6. The Lost Leonardo (TBA)
Andreas Koefoed is teaming up with Moore for an eponymous series based on the 2021 documentary ‘The Lost Leonardo.’ Adapted by Gillian Weeks, it will revolve around a painting called Salvador Mundi depicting Christ in the Renaissance that was restored from its crumbling state. It is believed to be Leonardo Da Vinci’s final work, which was completed around his Mona Lisa. Moore will star as art restorer Dianne Modestini, who painstakingly restored the painting. It ended up getting auctioned for $450 million at the New York auction house Christie’s in 2017. Though it is not known for sure who bought it, it is believed that Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince/Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia. The series also delves into the debate of whether the painting is indeed of Da Vinci or a fake. Moore is the only revealed cast member for the time being and will serve as an executive producer. The series has yet to begin production, and a release date is patiently awaited.
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