We've Got A File On You: Hailee Steinfeld

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We talked to @HaileeSteinfeld about her new Anderson .Paak collab, interpolating Annie Lennox, getting into the headspace of her Smiths-loving 'Bumblebee' character, appearing in Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" video, and more.

Our new We've Got A File On You: https://t.co/VJIid5qnl0
- Stereogum (@stereogum) October 5, 2022

Hailee Steinfeld's career is so

Comments

[jgedlittlepill0]

i've always loved her and edge of seventeen is one of those movies i rewatch all the time.

[new_peteland]

i have such a soft spot for Hailee, she’s got some great pop tunes and that seemed like what she REALLY wanted to do but lbr, she’s a much better actor. I enjoyed the hell out of Edge of Seventeen and even my partner enjoyed Bumblebee even though she hates those types of movies.

I think I should be allowed to transition from copywriter to Hallmark lesbian movie writer. Someone should reach out and let me do that. And then that would be my only career. I certainly wouldn’t want more than one career at a time, but I’m on my second career overall.

[oncourt]

I like her a lot! She was a perfect casting choice for Kate Bishop imo

I don't really follow her singing career, but her song with Anderson Paak is cute

[aesha]

At least one more. I knew I didn’t want to live here forever. But the pandemic really drove home that I don’t want where I live to be dictated by the type of work I do, as it is now. I also would like to be able to move abroad if I wanted and the type of work I do pretty much makes that impossible. I just don’t know how to do anything else. Sometimes I want to go to law school, but I don’t know exactly what I’d want to do in that realm. Sometimes I think cybersecurity would be super interesting. Neither of which I have the background for.

I was just thinking about this the other day, that why have we gotten to a place where everyone is so pigeonholed that unless you start in a particular field from the jump you can never pivot unless you’re willing to take a pay it to entry level, and who can afford that?