Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor Shine at The End of Oak Street Premiere

 
Anne Hathaway

Anne Hathaway stars as Denise in The End of Oak Street, adding another landmark role to a career that is already exceptionally varied. She first broke onto the scene in the early 2000s with The Princess Diaries, quickly establishing herself in Hollywood across a range of genres. She has since left a lasting impression in The Devil Wears Prada, Brokeback Mountain, Alice in Wonderland and The Dark Knight Rises.

Her performance in Les Misérables earned her the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 2013, cementing her place among the leading stars of her generation. Over the years, Hathaway has continued to balance comedies, dramas and ambitious projects, including Interstellar, Ocean’s 8, The Idea of You and Mother Mary, demonstrating a remarkable ability to reinvent herself.

 
Ewan McGregor

Ewan McGregor plays Greg in The End of Oak Street, a new role that enriches a career defined by memorable characters. The Scottish actor rose to prominence in the 1990s with Shallow Grave and, more notably, Trainspotting, which launched him onto the international stage. He has since tackled a string of notable projects, from Moulin Rouge! to Big Fish, including The Impossible and Christopher Robin.

McGregor is also inseparable from the character of Obi-Wan Kenobi, a role he played in the Star Wars saga before reprising it in a series dedicated to the famed Jedi. In 2021, his performance in Halston earned him an Emmy. Able to move from indie cinema to blockbuster productions, McGregor remains a defining figure in both British and American cinema.

 
J.J. Abrams

J.J. Abrams has established himself as one of the most influential directors, writers, and producers in contemporary American entertainment. He first drew attention in television by helping create popular series like Felicity, Alias, and especially Lost. In film, he moved behind the camera for Mission: Impossible III before rebooting the Star Trek franchise in 2009.

He subsequently directed Super 8 and Star Trek Into Darkness, then was entrusted with two major Star Wars episodes—The Force Awakens and The Rise of Skywalker. Through his company Bad Robot Productions, Abrams has produced numerous films and series. His career remains closely tied to science fiction, mystery, action, and some of Hollywood’s biggest franchises.

 
Maisy Stella

Maisy Stella rose to prominence at a very young age thanks to the TV series Nashville, where she played Daphne Conrad alongside her sister Lennon Stella. Born in 2003 in Ontario, Canada, she grew up in a musical family and quickly developed an interest in both music and acting. After several years on television, Stella pursued film and landed a notable role in My Old Ass, directed by Megan Park.

There she shared the screen with Aubrey Plaza and proved her acting chops in a performance that was both funny and moving. The role helped draw more attention to her in Hollywood. Between her musical beginnings and her on-screen roles, Maisy Stella has gradually established herself as a versatile young Canadian artist.

 
Brian Austin Green

Brian Austin Green is an American actor best known for playing David Silver on the iconic TV series Beverly Hills, 90210. Born in 1973 in Los Angeles, he began his career very young and appeared on Knots Landing before landing the role that made him famous in the early ’90s. After Beverly Hills, 90210 ended, Green continued his TV work with a string of roles across various productions.

He has appeared in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Desperate Housewives, Anger Management, and Wedding Band. He also revisited the world that made him famous with BH90210 in 2019. Over the decades, Brian Austin Green has remained a familiar face on American television, closely tied to 1990s pop culture.

 
Jordan Alexa Davis

Jordan Alexa Davis builds her career across television, film, and voice work. She stands out in the Apple TV+ limited series Defending Jacob, where she portrays Sarah Grohl alongside Chris Evans, Michelle Dockery, and Jaeden Martell. The young actress also brings solid experience in animation, lending her voice to Chase in PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie. On the big screen, she appears in titles like Thriller and Just Between Us, continuing to broaden her range. With The End of Oak Street, Jordan Alexa Davis adds another project to her résumé and is steadily expanding her on-screen presence after starting her career at a young age.

With The End of Oak Street, Jordan Alexa Davis adds a new project to her journey and continues gradually building her presence on screen after beginning her career early.

 
Christian Convery

Christian Convery is a Canadian actor who rose to prominence early in life through a string of TV and film projects. He gained major visibility embodying Gus, the young hybrid hero in the Netflix series Sweet Tooth, which streamed from 2021 to 2024. His performance helped him reach a broad international audience.

In cinema, Convery has appeared in Beautiful Boy, alongside Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet, followed by Playing with Fire, Cocaine Bear, and The Monkey. He also voices Chase in PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie. Despite his young age, Convery already boasts a varied filmography—from drama to comedy, fantasy to horror—as he continues to carve out his Hollywood path.

 
Jennie Garth

is an American actress who rose to fame for her role as Kelly Taylor in the iconic series Beverly Hills, 90210, which she played for ten seasons starting in 1990. The character made her one of the defining faces of 1990s American television. After the show, she continued her on-screen career and found further success with the comedy What I Like About You, in which she starred alongside Amanda Bynes.