Sydney Sweeney Turns Up the Heat in a Low-Cut Black Top On The ‘Madame Web’ Set Throwback
A new behind-the-scenes photo of Sydney Sweeney from the set of Madame Web has brought fresh attention to the actress and the team that helped shape her look for the film.
The image was shared by makeup artist Melissa Hernandez, who worked with hairstylist Glen Oropeza and stylist Molly Dickson. The post described the moment simply as “Sydney Sweeney | Madame Web Day 2.” The photo highlights the creative team that helped her prepare to play Julia Carpenter and shows how early the project became a key step in her career growth.
Since filming the superhero movie, Sweeney has stayed busy and moved quickly into major film roles. One of her biggest recent successes was the thriller The Housemaid. The film was directed by Paul Feig and co-starred Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar. The movie became a huge hit at the box office, earning more than $360 million worldwide and boosting her reputation as a leading star in modern thrillers.
She then shifted to a very different role in the biographical sports drama Christy. In that film she played real-life boxer Christy Martin and trained heavily for the part, even doing her own stunts. The film did not perform strongly in theaters, but critics praised her intense performance and the effort she put into the role.
Looking ahead, her schedule continues to grow. She is preparing to portray Kim Novak in the drama Scandalous, directed by Colman Domingo. She is also set to star in and produce the sci-fi project Gundam with Noah Centineo. Reports in the industry say Lucasfilm may be considering her for a future role in the Star Wars universe, though nothing has been confirmed. At the same time, she is expected to return to the series Euphoria for its long-awaited third season.
Her career path shows smart choices and strong ambition. She is taking risks with different genres and building a long-term career instead of chasing quick fame. What do you think about her rise in Hollywood and her upcoming projects? Share your thoughts in the comments.
