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DO REVENGE: Why Jennifer Kaytin Robinson Made the Film's Villain a Performative-Feminist Man-Child

Jennifer Kaytin Robinson drew inspiration from Alfred Hitchcock, Clueless, and Scream while making her Netflix comedy Do Revenge, starring Maya Hawke and Camila Mendes. But when it came to designing the popular boy who would serve as the film's main antagonist, the writer-director (who also co-wrote THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER with Taika Waititi — says she knew Abrams was right for the role of Max as soon as she saw his audition tape. was mindful of not giving into the classic push-you-into-a-locker high school bully trope. DO REVENGE Revenge follows Hawke as Eleanor, a transfer student who quickly befriends Drea (Mendes) after realizing that they have both been wronged by different people at their school. In an effort to restore justice without getting caught, they decide to enact each other's revenge on their respective targets. #DoRevenge #thorloveandthunder #CamillaMendes #mayahawke