Produced by horror guru Wen Ziren, "I Know What You Did Last Summer" will premiere on October 15, based on the film of the same name starring the goddess Jennifer Love Hewitt more than two decades ago, and the film is still very impressive to her, and the popularity of that year also made two sequels, "Still Know" and "Always Know".
The plot of the film tells the story of a group of teenagers who come to a beautiful coastal city to play, how they accidentally kill a passerby in the dark night, and in the panic, they decide to throw the body into the sea and agree to keep their mouths shut. She thought everything had become a secret, but a letter shattered her calm. It reads "I know what you did last summer" And terrible things began to happen around them...
Through this film, we can recall the beauty of the goddess Jennifer Love Hewitt ~ ~ Jennifer showed a great talent for acting since she was a child, joining the troupe to learn music and dance at the age of five, and performing in the Soviet Union and Europe. When she moved to Los Angeles at the age of 10 to shoot commercials and records, she showed extraordinary acting talent from an early age, and as a teenager, she appeared in several TV series and independent films, and her performance in the film series "Family of Five" in 1994 was particularly well received, which made the turnaround on the big screen.
Starring in the two-part "I Know What You Did Last Summer", Jennifer also became one of the popular female artists at the end of the 20th century with this series of films.
There are also "Tuxedos", "Garfield", "Ghost Whisperer", "Customer List", "Love Again" and so on, which are all representative works of Jennifer Love Hewitt.
To be sure, although Hewitt did not receive praise from critics, she was undoubtedly a favorite of fans in her heyday, and in those years, her face was everywhere, however, continuous criticism was certainly not an easy thing to accept, and after three years of recuperation, Jennifer Love Hewitt finally returned to the screen in 2018 with the TV series "Emergency Call".
As Hewitt explains, she returned to work with a sense of balance, in addition to acting, she worked as a producer, wrote a children's book, and started making wine with her husband, Brian Khalisser, and it was clear that the actress had other things to consider besides her acting career, which was probably the best for her