Adele Trades Mic for Silver Screen: Singer to Make Hollywood Debut in Tom Ford's Cry to Heaven
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British superstar Adele is trading in her microphone for a script, marking her highly-anticipated Hollywood debut in Tom Ford's period drama Cry to Heaven. Based on Anne Rice's 1982 novel, the film brings together an esteemed ensemble cast, including Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Colin Firth, among others. Cry to Heaven is set against the backdrop of 18th-century Italy, following the intertwined lives of two men - a Venetian nobleman and a castrated opera singer - whose paths converge in unexpected ways. The film is being directed, written, and produced by Tom Ford, known for his critically-acclaimed films A Single Man and Nocturnal Animals. Production is currently underway in London and Rome, with filming set to begin in January 2026. Tom Ford is self-financing the project, and distribution will be sought once filming is complete. The movie is expected to hit theaters in the fall of 2026. Adele's acting debut marks a new chapter in her creative journey, one that blends her powerful artistry with a fresh challenge. Having recently wrapped up her Las Vegas residency, the singer had hinted at exploring new creative directions beyond music. With Cry to Heaven, Adele is poised to make a lasting impression on the big screen, and fans are eagerly awaiting her next move.
