Katherine Mcnamara’s Books
Katherine Grace McNamara is an American actress. She has appeared in several TV shows, including Arrow and Shadowhunters. In addition, she has starred in a post-apocalyptic miniseries, The Stand. Her fans are bound to love her work.
Love, Classified
This enchanting romance novel is about a writer who has lived far from home for years. She returns home to reconnect with her children, who are all on their own paths to love. And before you know it, the children have discovered love for themselves. It’s a wonderful story of family, love, and friendship.
The story starts when the author, Emilia, returns to her adult children’s lives to attend a book signing. Taylor explores her past relationships and meets Zach to heal old wounds. Then, she meets Franki, who changes her perspective on love. As the two of them grow closer and fall in love, Taylor realizes that she wants more than a relationship.
Taylor, played by Katherine McNamara, is a complex character. At first, her vitriol towards her mother seemed overblown. She stormed out of the room before she could even give her mother a chance to explain. Later, the Max Lloyd-Jones character, Zach, opened up to her. He also flirts with Margot, played by the gorgeous, purple-haired Louriza Tronco.
Little Savages
Katherine Mcnamara’s Little Savage is a lighthearted family film that is filled with humor, a ragtag clubhouse, and a secret treasure. It’s not quite a rom-com, but it is a fun, funny read for kids of all ages.
Set in the lake town of Culver, Indiana, Little Savages is a delightful family film that features both good and bad characters. It has the feel and look of a Disney Studio movie. Nevertheless, it has a unique twist that is sure to keep kids entertained and on the edge of their seats.
Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?
Is That a Gun in Your Pocket, a film by Matt Cooper, is a wacky attempt at comedy. The film stars Andrea Anders, Matt Passmore, Cloris Leachman, and John Heard in a loose adaptation of a 2,000-year-old Greek play by Aristophanes. The film is a smutty, smarmy farrago.
This rom-com takes place in a whitewashed Texas town, and is filled with stereotypes and cheap vulgarity. While the script is supposed to be fun and light, the writing is terrible. The main character is an idealistic middle-schooler with an unrealistic fantasy of showing up at school with a gun. The town then descends into a battle of sexes.
Is That a Wife’s Nightmare
Although A Wife’s Nightmare is a familiar TV movie, this one stands out because it uses a storyline that many women would find disturbing. Although the story is based on a true event, the film makers have been cagey about revealing too much about it, and many people do not believe the story. However, the film still has some interesting points and decent casting.
If you’re a fan of Lifetime movies, you’ll probably like this one. It’s based on a true story about a woman named Liz Michaels who welcomes a teenage girl into her home. Soon, she begins to question not only the teenager’s intentions, but also her own sanity. This Lifetime film is well done, but the shocking twist at the end isn’t the biggest surprise.
Natural Selection
Katherine McNamara has been busy this year, securing a number of high-profile roles in movies and TV shows. She stars in the critically acclaimed indie thriller Natural Selection, which will be released in theaters and digitally on August 26. This story of triumph and redemption follows two teenagers who start their high school years as an outsider. However, two students in particular, the mysterious INDRID (Ryan Munzert) and the compassionate Paige (Katherine McNamara), quickly become their friends and act as their unofficial welcoming committee.
Despite being set in the 1960s, “Natural Selection” explores contemporary issues such as homophobia and racism. The novel explores how people deal with these issues, and how those issues shape their character. The book is both emotionally moving and realistic.