The Woman in the Window, based on A. J. Finn's popular 2018 novel of the same name and starring Amy Adams and Julianne Moore, is out on Netflix now The Woman in the Window has finally hit Netflix ...

The twisty, Hitchcock-esque movie (by way of Brian De Palma) is based on the best-selling book The Woman in the Window. But perhaps even stranger than the turns the book and movie take is the true ...

If you're wondering what exactly it is the woman in the window sees before you see the ... to confine herself indoors in the present in the novel, self-medicating with booze and pills.

“The Woman in the Window” is also strikingly similar to a novel by Sarah A. Denzil, “Saving April.” The parallels are numerous, and detailed. Both novels feature anxiety-ridden, middle ...

"The Woman in the Window" hit Netflix Friday, but fans of the book will notice some major changes. In the book, Anna has an affair with her mentor, but his identity isn't revealed in the movie.

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Anna Fox (Amy Adams) is an agoraphobe who hasn’t left her house for 11 months. Previously a child psychiatrist, she now spends her days watching her neighbors live out their lives while she ...

Yes, “The Woman in the Window,” which is an adaptation of the novel by the pseudonymous A.J. Finn, has films on its mind. In one scene, we even hear snippets of dialogue from Hitchcock’s ...

Before The Woman in the Window became a highly-anticipated Netflix movie starring Amy Adams, it was a buzzy novel. Author A.J. Finn (aka Dan Mallory) released the suspense book in 2018 ...

I confess, I put the book down and might not have gone back ... I'm hoping for Kate Winslet as the Woman in the Window and I hope they shoot it in glorious black and white. Margaret Cannon writes ...