Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried Star in 'The Housemaid', Set to Release in January 2026

The film 〈The Housemaid〉 starring Hollywood's rising star Sydney Sweeney and the reliable actress Amanda Seyfried has confirmed its domestic release in January 2026. The launch poster released alongside the announcement captures the mysterious atmosphere the film will present, grabbing the attention of potential viewers.

〈The Housemaid〉 tells the story of 'Millie' (Sydney Sweeney), who enters the role of a housemaid in a seemingly perfect mansion while hiding her past, and confronts the secrets between the wife 'Nina' (Amanda Seyfried), who exhibits strange behavior, and the caring husband 'Andrew' (Brandon Sklenar).

83 Weeks on Amazon Bestsellers... The Overwhelming Power of the Original Work

This work is based on the world best-selling novel of the same name. The original work has been a mega hit, recording 83 weeks on the Amazon Bestsellers and 60 weeks on the New York Times Bestsellers, selling over 2 million copies worldwide. There is high anticipation for how the original, which captivated readers with its tense psychological battles and delicate descriptions among the characters, will be reborn on screen.

The director is Paul Feig, who has excellently directed female-centered narratives and psychology through works like 〈Spy〉 and 〈A Simple Favor〉. In particular, the fierce acting competition between Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, who will portray Millie and Nina respectively, is considered the biggest highlight of this work.

"In a perfect house, a perfect lie resides"

The launch poster released together draws attention with its unique visuals that depict the mansion's interior and characters in miniature form. The added copy, "In a perfect house, a perfect lie resides," hints at the mysterious secrets and lies hidden behind the glamorous mansion, heightening the tension.

The film 〈The Housemaid〉 is set to meet audiences in theaters in January 2026, showcasing the essence of a powerful psychological thriller.