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Lucy and Jane have been best friends their entire lives. Only when Lucy embarks on a personal journey, will she face a test of her friendship, and her sense of self, on a path she may not be entirely ready to take.
Our Friend (2021)
Dakota as Nicole Teague 11 January 2021
After receiving life-altering news, a couple finds unexpected support from their best friend, who puts his own life on hold and moves into their family home, bringing an impact much greater and more profound than anyone could have imagined.
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Hi everyone!!! I’ve added to the gallery a New/Old photo of Dakota and her friend Chase Cohl with a fan at Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve in Tulum, Mexico (2019). Via Sharkoviedo.
Our Friend Movie shared on instagram a new promotional still of Dakota in ‘Our Friend’. Enjoy!!
Happy #randomactsofkindnessday in celebration of the kindest friend we know. #OurFriendMovie is In Theaters & On Demand. Get tickets and learn more at OurFriendMovie.com. Link in bio.
I added to the gallery a new/old photo of Dakota, Nat Faxon and Maggie Elizabeth Jones behind the scenes of ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ shoot (2012). Hope you like it!
Hi!! New Interview of Dakota with Dewey Singleton. She discussed Our Friend and how emotionally taxing was, Rodeo Queens and her Valentine’s Day Playlist.
A Love Letter to Love Songs by Dakota Johnson
Dear Love Songs,
You are my sweet companion. You break my heart. You make me fall in love with love. You explain me better than I explain myself. You help me understand what I feel. There is nothing better than discovering you—new, or again and again. When I am aching, you give my pain music to dance to and it hurts so good. You make my heart beat thick and sweet like honey. You make tears fly from my eyes like weapons, tears that could hurt someone. You are the ultimate tear collector. You shatter me and fortify me. You confirm my deep belief that no one has ever loved like I do. You help me disappear and be found at the same time. If I share you with him, he will fall in love with me. If I share you with her, she will understand me. If I just listen to you, I’ll be okay. You hold my hand. You bring me home. You send me surrendered into the cosmically eternal depths of my human heart.
Hi everyone!!! I’ve just added to the gallery a new/old portrait of Dakota, Nat Faxon and Maggie Elizabeth Jones for The Hollywood Reporter (2012). Enjoy! 😊
The cast of drama-comedy “Our Friend,” based on a true story about the Teague family, said their aim with the film was to capture the authenticity of the events, not “mine their story.”
Stars Dakota Johnson, Jason Segel and Casey Affleck spoke to film awards editor Clayton Davis as part of the Variety Screening Series presented by the All-New Toyota Murai. The conversation touched on the uniting themes of the film, as well as how the actors and director Gabriela Cowperthwaite approached the story sensitively. “Our Friend,” based on a 2015 Esquire article written by Matthew Teague (played by Affleck), details how a couple’s best friend (played by Segel) moves in with the family to take care of the matriarch (Johnson) as she battles cancer.
“I think that I felt profoundly affected by how vibrant Nicole was from what I learned about her and read and spoke to Matt Teague about, and how it’s so common that people’s lives are just robbed of them,” Johnson said. “And so many brilliant people are lost to terminal diseases at such a young age. It just deeply affected me, and I felt very connected to the story and the relationships in it were so beautifully written and very clear to me.”