The Miracle Club takes an unexpected twist with a surprise visitor: Kathy Bates and Maggie Smith's getaway turns chaotic in exclusive clip!
The Miracle Club brings together the legendary talents of Kathy Bates and Maggie Smith in a hilarious comedy But their getaway takes an unexpected turn when an unwelcome guest disrupts their plans Don't miss this star-studded film in theaters this Friday!
In an exclusive clip from The Miracle Club, a group of women from different generations discovers an opportunity for a fresh start. The film is set in 1967 and revolves around four women who come from a disadvantaged community in Dublin, Ireland. With the support of their priest, they embark on a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France, aiming to assist the sick and disabled pilgrims in the town. However, the arrival of an American woman reignites their past wounds. The star-studded cast of The Miracle Club includes Kathy Bates, Maggie Smith, Laura Linney, Agnes O'Casey, and Stephen Rhea. Enjoy this exclusive clip presented by Screen Rant before the movie's official release in theaters.
The Miracle Club Can Continue An Impressive Cast Win Streak
:The video showcases Bates' Eileen and Smith's Lily eagerly boarding the bus to head to Lourdes. However, their excitement is abruptly interrupted when Linney's Chrissie, in a rather unwelcome manner, blocks the road to join the trip, leaving Eileen and Lily visibly perturbed.
Scheduled for release on July 14th, The Miracle Club boasts an impressive ensemble cast that is currently riding a remarkable winning streak. Bates, the recipient of an Oscar and three additional nominations throughout her illustrious career, has experienced a string of critical successes since her last nomination with Richard Jewell. Notably, her adaptation of Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret. has garnered a rare 99 percent "Certified Fresh" approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Smith, with her two Oscar wins and continued success in the Downton Abbey franchise, including the movies, has solidified her reputation. Despite a three-year gap between movie releases, Linney's work on Netflix's Ozark has kept her well-known, earning her three Emmy nominations.
With a talented cast, it will be intriguing to see if The Miracle Club can maintain the cast's successful run with critics. The comedy premiered at this year's Tribeca Film Festival and currently holds a 67 percent approval rating, suggesting a promising start that may grow even further leading up to and following its theatrical premiere by Sony Pictures Classics.
