‘I like all of the theories about why Julie was the chosen one’: ‘From’ season 4 star reacts to wild fan speculation
Hannah Cheramy, who plays Julie in 'From' season 4, discusses fan reactions to her character's role as a 'storywalker' with time-travel abilities. She expresses enthusiasm for the wide range of fan theories about why Julie is uniquely able to navigate the story's timeline. Cheramy acknowledges the creativity of fans while noting she doesn't actively seek out theories but enjoys them when they appear on her social media feeds.
- ▪Julie, played by Hannah Cheramy, is central to 'From' season 4's time-travel storyline as a 'storywalker.'
- ▪The character attempts to change her father's fate but learns she cannot alter events already set in motion.
- ▪Cheramy enjoys fan theories about Julie’s powers and finds them creative, even if she doesn’t actively search for them.
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Entertainment Streaming ‘I like all of the theories about why Julie was the chosen one’: ‘From’ season 4 star reacts to wild fan speculation Features By Alix Blackburn published 17 May 2026 Hannah Cheramy tells Tom's Guide: ‘I love it, it's so crazy’ When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Chris Reardon / MGM+) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter We’re now halfway through “From” season 4, with the fifth episode dropping today. That’s right, this gripping series is flying by, and before we know it, the finale will be on our screens.
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