"The Music Felt Like It Was Another Character": The Weeknd on Writing the 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' Score That Inspired His New Album
Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan, Abel Tesfaye and director Trey Edward Shults discuss the movie vs. real life, Stanley Kubrick, and the music and visuals.
On May 16, Grammy-winning, Academy Award-nominated artist Abel Tesfaye, professionally known as The Weeknd, is taking fans and audiences backstage for a visual, sonic trip in his psychological thriller, Hurry Up Tomorrow. It's an odyssey of self-discovery that Tesfaye tells Collider's Steve Weintraub is "experimental" and "subjective," allowing the viewers to experience a story that refuses to spell everything out until the very end.
