A 10-year-old playing a 33-year-old who’s pretending to be a nine-year-old is a tricky tightrope to walk for anybody, but then-preteen Isabelle Fuhrman achieved it with preternatural creepiness as the ...

After reprising the role 13 years later for Orphan: First Kill, Isabelle Fuhrman celebrated Halloween this weekend while rocking her character Esther's signature look Glenn Garner is a form ...

Isabelle Fuhrman photographed at the closing ceremony red carpet for the 75th annual Cannes film festival at Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France. When the psychological horror Orphan landed in ...

A "Dr. Phil" episode sparked the idea for a prequel film with Furhman returning to play the childlike orphan from the 2009 original. Over a decade later and “The Orphan” has been adopted for a prequel ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “The working title was Esther, which I really liked, which is the name of the girl. What’s ...

The Russian bad seed's ability to fake her way into a family isn't even the most contrived element. Most critics, like myself, thought it was a dud of a movie, but I guess it’s become a cult film.

BC: What were your feelings about revisiting Esther 13 years later? Fuhrman: I didn't even have to think about revisiting this role. I had to convince the studio that Brent and I can make Esther work ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “How do you make a 24-year-old look like a child? For starters, put everyone else in platform ...

In November 2019, Isabelle Fuhrman began receiving a barrage of text messages from friends, family members and random acquaintances about an episode of “Dr. Phil.” The episode garnered publicity at ...

Fuhrman tells IndieWire about returning to the iconic horror villain role that launched her career for "Orphan: First Kill." A 10-year-old playing a 33-year-old who’s pretending to be a nine-year-old ...