ADELE is making waves with her upcoming acting debut in the film adaptation of Anne Rice’s Cry to Heaven, set to hit cinemas this autumn.
The Hello singer, 37, and her fiancé Rich Paul, 45, see this move as a major business strategy rather than just an artistic venture.
An insider reveals they’re hoping to emulate Lady Gaga’s seamless transition from pop icon to Hollywood leading lady.
But friends are sounding a note of caution, worried Adele’s expectations might be sky-high given Gaga’s rare success.
The film, directed by Tom Ford, who swapped Gucci for the director’s chair, is a period drama about two boys castrated to preserve their soprano voices.
Adele’s decision to step back from music after her Vegas residency ended in 2024 has left fans wondering if this marks a new creative chapter.
Sources say Adele is willing to risk her reputation on the big screen, a gamble that sets her apart from other pop stars.
“Time will tell if Adele’s acting skills are up to the challenge,” the insider adds, highlighting the uncertainty around the project.
With Rich Paul in her corner and her trademark confidence, Adele is powering ahead, ready to see if she can conquer Hollywood as Gaga did.
The film’s success could redefine her career, but for now, the spotlight is firmly on Adele’s bold new direction.
