Actress Lily Sullivan HD Photos and Wallpapers November 2024

Meet @lily_sullivan , the rising scream queen from down under. The Australian actress who leapt from Independent Cinema to an international horror franchise. She made her debut starring in Evil Dead Rise followed by the Sci-fi thriller Monolith. I called her up on location for her next film in Ireland while breast- feeding to sort out the horrors of planet Earth and the psychology of fear. Savannah Nolan: Lily is the perfect name for a horror film star. Do you know the Japanese folklore surrounding a Lily? Lily Sullivan: I don’t think I do! Savannah Nolan: In historic Japan they would plant a red spider lily on top of the new bodies in the graveyard to keep animals from coming near with their burrowing and scavenging. The bright red color of the lily was said to have come from the blood of the buried bodies. The nickname for it is ‘the corpse flower.’ Lily Sullivan: You’re talking dirty to me right now! styled by @kenziabengeldevaulx in @gucci shot by @eimearslynch makeup by @sarahsaad.makeup hair by @manonmartinhair Read the rest of our interview by @bananas_for_savannahs in the new issue!

Meet @lily_sullivan , the rising scream queen from down under. The Australian actress who leapt from Independent Cinema to an international horror franchise. She made her debut starring in Evil Dead Rise followed by the Sci-fi thriller Monolith. I called her up on location for her next film in Ireland while breast- feeding to sort out the horrors of planet Earth and the psychology of fear. Savannah Nolan: Lily is the perfect name for a horror film star. Do you know the Japanese folklore surrounding a Lily? Lily Sullivan: I don’t think I do! Savannah Nolan: In historic Japan they would plant a red spider lily on top of the new bodies in the graveyard to keep animals from coming near with their burrowing and scavenging. The bright red color of the lily was said to have come from the blood of the buried bodies. The nickname for it is ‘the corpse flower.’ Lily Sullivan: You’re talking dirty to me right now! styled by @kenziabengeldevaulx in @gucci shot by @eimearslynch makeup by @sarahsaad.makeup hair by @manonmartinhair Read the rest of our interview by @bananas_for_savannahs in the new issue!

Meet @lily_sullivan , the rising scream queen from down under. The Australian actress who leapt from Independent Cinema to an international horror franchise. She made her debut starring in Evil Dead Rise followed by the Sci-fi thriller Monolith. I called her up on location for her next film in Ireland while breast- feeding to sort out the horrors of planet Earth and the psychology of fear. Savannah Nolan: Lily is the perfect name for a horror film star. Do you know the Japanese folklore surrounding a Lily? Lily Sullivan: I don’t think I do! Savannah Nolan: In historic Japan they would plant a red spider lily on top of the new bodies in the graveyard to keep animals from coming near with their burrowing and scavenging. The bright red color of the lily was said to have come from the blood of the buried bodies. The nickname for it is ‘the corpse flower.’ Lily Sullivan: You’re talking dirty to me right now! styled by @kenziabengeldevaulx in @gucci shot by @eimearslynch makeup by @sarahsaad.makeup hair by @manonmartinhair Read the rest of our interview by @bananas_for_savannahs in the new issue!

Meet @lily_sullivan , the rising scream queen from down under. The Australian actress who leapt from Independent Cinema to an international horror franchise. She made her debut starring in Evil Dead Rise followed by the Sci-fi thriller Monolith. I called her up on location for her next film in Ireland while breast- feeding to sort out the horrors of planet Earth and the psychology of fear. Savannah Nolan: Lily is the perfect name for a horror film star. Do you know the Japanese folklore surrounding a Lily? Lily Sullivan: I don’t think I do! Savannah Nolan: In historic Japan they would plant a red spider lily on top of the new bodies in the graveyard to keep animals from coming near with their burrowing and scavenging. The bright red color of the lily was said to have come from the blood of the buried bodies. The nickname for it is ‘the corpse flower.’ Lily Sullivan: You’re talking dirty to me right now! styled by @kenziabengeldevaulx in @gucci shot by @eimearslynch makeup by @sarahsaad.makeup hair by @manonmartinhair Read the rest of our interview by @bananas_for_savannahs in the new issue!