Mila Kunis Is Back In Her First Live Action Role Since That ’90s Show, And I’m Pumped Michael Keaton Is Also Involved
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Mila Kunis Is Back In Her First Live Action Role Since That ’90s Show, And I’m Pumped Michael Keaton Is Also Involved


When Mila Kunis returned as her iconic character Jackie in That ‘90s Show, it was a cameo That ‘70s Show fans have been anticipating seeing since the sitcom’s final episode back in 2006. While it was disappointing that Jackie didn’t return for the spinoff series’ second season, Kunis will be returning to the big screen in her first live-action role since her memorable cameo and I’m incredibly pumped that Michael Keaton is involved.

We saw Mila Kunis in That ‘90s Show hilariously yelling at her on-and-off husband Kelso just like when the two went out as teenagers in That ‘70s Show. Even though we got that bit of nostalgia last year and we still hear her voicing Meg Griffin in one of the best animated shows Family Guy, we’d still like to see her talent shine in live-action form. Well, our wish has come true as she’s got her first live-action role in the comedy film Goodrich. And I’m excited to announce that Michael Keaton will be involved in sharing the screen with her too!

Based on the trailer, Goodrich stars Michael Keaton as an art dealer who asks his adult daughter to help him raise his nine-year-old twins after his second wife heads to a 90-day rehab. As the two characters seemingly have a complex relationship with each other to begin with, it’ll be exciting to see the chemistry between the two leads share love, laughter, and tears along their journey of reconnection.

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The last time that we saw Mila Kunis get a starring role in a movie was Netflix’s Luckiest Girl Alive. That mystery thriller had the Bad Moms actress play the very dark role of a New Yorker who appears to have it all until her involvement in a crime documentary exposes the truth of a shocking moment that happened when she was a teenager at a private school. With dark roles like Luckiest Girl Alive, the sobriety and recovery film Four Good Days, and the Darren Aronofsky flick Black Swan, Goodrich appears to be the perfect role for Kunis for her big screen return in seeing a blend of comedy and drama come out of her performance.



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