While promoting her latest movie, I Saw The Light, Elizabeth sat down with Made in Hollywood and JoBlo to speak about the movie. You can watch the two videos bellow.

USA Today and E! News caught up with Elizabeth last night at the I Saw The Light premiere to talk about the revival of Full House, now titled Fuller House and streaming on Netflix. In each video, Elizabeth is asked about the rumors of herself joining the cast and her opinion on the show. Watch to find out the answers!

Our gallery has been updated with two new production stills from I Saw The Light and every other still we had, has been replaced by a better quality version.

Elizabeth attended last night the premiere of I Saw the Light in Los Angeles, California. I have added to the gallery photos from the red carpet and after party, where not only we see Elizabeth being her adorable self but also goofing around with Tom Hiddleston.

Elizabeth was yesterday on Jimmy Kimmel Live, where she spoke about singing for I Saw the Light, Harrison Ford and much more. You’ll find two pictures from the talk show in our gallery, and bellow (plus under the cut) videos from the interview!

Playing Audrey Williams in the upcoming Hank Williams‘ biopic, I Saw the Light, proved challenging for Elizabeth Olsen. The actress admits that it was tough to know how to best portray the complexity of the country icon’s first wife, to whom he was married for seven years.

“I didn’t know much about Hank and Audrey. I knew who Hank Williams was, [but] I didn’t know who Audrey was until I read the script,” Olsen tells The Boot. “So before doing any research, you just see the relationship on the page, which was a woman who, on the surface, it seems like she’s difficult. She’s demanding, and she has an ego, and it blows up his ego, and she’s stubborn and manipulative.”

However, it only took one read through the script, written by director Marc Abraham, to convince Olsen to take on the role. And when she signed on, Olsen explains, her goal became to “defend” Audrey Williams.

“I read it and felt really sorry for her, and I felt like she had a very difficult situation …,” Olsen says. “Even though there aren’t certain things that I agree with that she fought for, that she fought about, I at least tried to find out why, or what that motivation is.

“I think if you can see two sides of the equation, it makes for a much more interesting dynamic between relationships, or in a film or in drama,” Olsen continues. “I just tried to defend her as much as possible so people could care for her, because in history, people kind of give her a hard time.”
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