The Tutor, The Teacher who ends up with the student from hell
The Tutor is a cautionary tale that being a teacher can be dangerous. Noah Schnapp’s career received a significant boost when he landed the lead role in The Tutor, although widely known as Will from Stranger Things, he took on the challenge of portraying a villainous character to showcase his growth. The movie also features Victoria Justice and Garrett Hedlund; Hedlund, who starred in Tron Legacy and Hook, adds to the star-studded cast. The chance to play an adult role is a welcome change for Justice, who’s been known for teenage roles.
In a Way The Tutor is like a baptism for more challenging roles for these actors.
Jordan Ross, who directed the thrilling movie, has previously directed two notable projects: the crime drama-thriller, “Thumper,” and the coming-of-age drama, “Strangers.”
Schnapp’s age doesn’t hinder him in portraying a formidable villain. The Tutor is a must-watch, showcasing exceptional acting skills and delivering a thrilling experience.
The Tutor Official Trailer
Jackson (Noah Schnapp) is a weird kid; something is unsettling about him. Being a billionaire’s son, many teachers wanted to be his tutor. Ethan’s fiancee (Victoria Justice) is pregnant, so he needs some extra cash to provide for her, and is one of the most in-demand tutors for rich kids, the opportunity comes to him easily. Jackson doesn’t seem to get along with his peers, but he seems to find a good friend from his tutor.
Things are all okay until Jackson starts to have some kind of crush on his teacher. He stalks him even when he is having a date with his fiance. Ethan rejected the boy’s advances because he is not into men, and Jackson is way too young. Jackson’s boy crush becomes an obsession to the point he is willing to frame Jackson for crimes. How will Ethan(Garrett Hedlund) prove his innocence against a genius with all the money and resources to ruin his life?
See a different side of Noah Schnapps this March 24, 2023.
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