Tiffany Haddish Gets Dramatic in Two Thrillers at the Cannes Market: ‘Audiences Are Desiring Real Storytelling’
Tiffany Haddish is showcasing her dramatic range at the Cannes Film Festival with two thrillers. In 'The Deputy,' she plays an honest officer in a corrupt Mississippi town, while 'The Girl in the River' involves a criminologist investigating a child's murder. Both films highlight Haddish's ability to tackle serious themes, reflecting her personal experiences and the current demand for authentic storytelling.
- ▪Tiffany Haddish stars in two thrillers at the Cannes Film Festival, aiming to demonstrate her dramatic abilities.
- ▪'The Deputy' features Haddish as an officer in a corrupt Mississippi town, while 'The Girl in the River' involves a murder investigation.
- ▪Haddish emphasizes the emotional depth of her dramatic roles, contrasting them with her comedic background.
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Home Film News May 18, 2026 9:35pm PT Tiffany Haddish Gets Dramatic in Two Thrillers at the Cannes Market: ‘Audiences Are Desiring Real Storytelling’ By Clayton Davis Plus Icon Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor byClaytonDavis Latest Inside the 2026 Tony Nominees Event: Carrie Coon Calls for Universal Childcare, Brandon Uranowitz and Stephanie Hsu Want a Better Broadway 1 day ago The Oscars’ New Inclusion Rules Wouldn’t Disqualify Any Best Picture Nominee in History. So Why Is Elon Musk Melting Down Over ‘The Odyssey’? 2 days ago Seth MacFarlane Lands on Emmy Ballot Nine Times as Peacock Mounts 19-Category ‘Ted’ Push, With Brennan Lee Mulligan in Guest Comedy (EXCLUSIVE) 7 days ago See All Arnold Turner/Eclipse Content Tiffany Haddish has no interest in imposter syndrome.
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