NFL star Josh Allen may be one of the league’s most recognizable quarterbacks, but even he is finding it hard to compete with the spotlight currently shining on his girlfriend, Hailee Steinfeld . The actress and pop star is riding a tidal wave of success thanks to the horror-tinged period drama Sinners, which has become a box office juggernaut—and much of the buzz centers on her magnetic chemistry with co-star Michael B. Jordan .
Josh Allen takes a backseat as Hailee Steinfeld's steamy on-screen chemistry with Michael B. Jordan steals the spotlight
Since its April 18 release, Sinners has raked in over $90 million globally, outpacing genre rivals like Smile, Nosferatu, and Scream 6. It's now one of the year’s top-grossing films in North America, and projections suggest it could ultimately bring in between $230 and $280 million domestically—a massive return on its sub-$100 million budget.
What’s fueling this cinematic momentum isn’t just the film’s eerie setting or innovative direction by Ryan Coogler . It’s the electric tension between Hailee Steinfeld and Michael B. Jordan. Their performances are being hailed as career-defining, especially for Steinfeld, whose portrayal of a fierce yet emotionally scarred woman in 19th century America is drawing rave reviews.
In a move that poured gasoline on an already burning fire, Steinfeld posted a behind-the-scenes photo on Instagram showing her and Jordan covered in blood and grinning between takes. The caption read: “2 weeks at #1... Thank you for being part of this experience.” The image went viral, sparking even more conversation—and speculation.
Oscar buzz grows, while Josh Allen fades into the background
Steinfeld’s dynamic presence in Sinners is now fueling early Oscar talk. Variety has already mentioned Coogler as a likely contender for Best Director, potentially placing him in the company of legends like Spike Lee and Jordan Peele. As the awards buzz grows, so too does the focus on Steinfeld’s performance—and notably, not her relationship with Allen.
Also Read: Tom Cruise praises Bills’ Queen Hailee Steinfeld's breakout film ‘Sinners’ while Josh Allen takes supporting role off the field
While the Buffalo Bills quarterback remains a massive figure in the sports world, his absence from recent public events and Steinfeld’s own posts has fans questioning where he fits in amid her rising Hollywood stardom.
For now, the world seems fixated on Hailee and Michael’s on-screen fire—and Josh Allen is just another spectator.
Josh Allen takes a backseat as Hailee Steinfeld's steamy on-screen chemistry with Michael B. Jordan steals the spotlight
Since its April 18 release, Sinners has raked in over $90 million globally, outpacing genre rivals like Smile, Nosferatu, and Scream 6. It's now one of the year’s top-grossing films in North America, and projections suggest it could ultimately bring in between $230 and $280 million domestically—a massive return on its sub-$100 million budget.
What’s fueling this cinematic momentum isn’t just the film’s eerie setting or innovative direction by Ryan Coogler . It’s the electric tension between Hailee Steinfeld and Michael B. Jordan. Their performances are being hailed as career-defining, especially for Steinfeld, whose portrayal of a fierce yet emotionally scarred woman in 19th century America is drawing rave reviews.
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In a move that poured gasoline on an already burning fire, Steinfeld posted a behind-the-scenes photo on Instagram showing her and Jordan covered in blood and grinning between takes. The caption read: “2 weeks at #1... Thank you for being part of this experience.” The image went viral, sparking even more conversation—and speculation.
Oscar buzz grows, while Josh Allen fades into the background
Steinfeld’s dynamic presence in Sinners is now fueling early Oscar talk. Variety has already mentioned Coogler as a likely contender for Best Director, potentially placing him in the company of legends like Spike Lee and Jordan Peele. As the awards buzz grows, so too does the focus on Steinfeld’s performance—and notably, not her relationship with Allen.
Also Read: Tom Cruise praises Bills’ Queen Hailee Steinfeld's breakout film ‘Sinners’ while Josh Allen takes supporting role off the field
While the Buffalo Bills quarterback remains a massive figure in the sports world, his absence from recent public events and Steinfeld’s own posts has fans questioning where he fits in amid her rising Hollywood stardom.
For now, the world seems fixated on Hailee and Michael’s on-screen fire—and Josh Allen is just another spectator.
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