Timothée Chalamet, Lady Gaga and Andrew Garfield Headline Fall Movies Hoping for Awards Attention 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Trailer Shatters 'Avengers: Endgame's' 24-Hour Viewership Record The two film stars fear they are about to be hauled out, but the churchgoer confers with a young male staffer and returns to look the leading man in the eye. They are met with silence and suspicion and led from the chapel to a back room. The leading man in the pew recognizes a churchgoer from his studies and braves a walk up the aisle with his co-star to ask him for a chat. The two are on a respectful mission to research characters for an upcoming movie about a fallen evangelist couple who spread the word of God and invoked the ire of the IRS. Only the Starbucks cups they clutch betray them as newbies to the congregation.
Skipping the standard celebrity camouflage of oversize sunglasses and vintage baseball caps, they hide in the back, hoping to avoid attention and the kind of gawking that could distract from the sermon. It’s Sunday in North Carolina, as two movie stars sneak into church.
