Resume: Tye Sheridan

 

Tye Sheridan is finally making his return to Last Resort Films with him starring in Black Hole, his first film for the studio since Season 8. For this edition of Resume, we will take a look at the filmography of Black Hole star....


















Season 4

Home Again
Director: Destin Daniel Cretton
Writer: Chad Taylor



Budget: $26,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $28,869,096
Foreign Box Office: $22,896,404
Total Profit: $6,118,180




The first LRF project for Tye Sheridan was a supporting role in Home Again, which will forever be a trivia answer as Chad Taylor's first film with the studio. In the film, Sheridan played a friend of the one of the main characters, played by Timothee Chalamet. The film performed well with critics and managed to scrape a profit together.



Season 6

Deprogramming
Director: Antonio Campos
Writer: Lon Charles



Budget: $19,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $39,997,252
Foreign Box Office: $25,717,029
Total Profit: $17,859,770



Next up for Sheridan was a co-starring role in Deprogramming, about a young man who is abducted from a cult and deprogrammed by Casey Affleck's character. Tye received rave reviews for his performance, garnering his only GRA nomination (for Best Supporting Actor) for his performance.



Season 7

Ranger
Director: Scott Cooper
Writer: John Malone



Budget: $45,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $66,228,624
Foreign Box Office: $45,723,077
Total Profit: $3,281,229


Just one season later, Tye Sheridan joined John Malone regular Alden Ehrenreich in his western about the Texas Rangers. Sheridan played a country bumpkin who joins the Rangers. The film is still one of the highest grossing westerns produced by the studio.



Season 8

Queen Mary
Director: Eli Roth
Writer: Alex Conn



Budget: $25,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $19,901,855
Foreign Box Office: $24,225,979
Total Profit: -$10,999,968


Next for Sheridan was a leading role in the horror project Queen Mary. The cast was stacked with popular and talented young actors playing a group making a YouTube video about a haunted boat. Even with all the talent involved, Queen Mary ended up a critical and financial flop.


Up Next: After Black Hole, Tye Sheridan's schedule is mostly clear, although he does have one upcoming horror project he is in talks to star in.


Review:

• Highest Grossing Film: Ranger ($111,951,701)
• Most Profitable Film: Deprogramming ($17,859,770)
• Most Awarded Film: Deprogramming (6 nominations)
• Best Reviewed Film: Deprogramming (Metascore: 82)