Este Haim, the talented musician and actress known for her role in the band HAIM, has expressed a strong desire to reunite with her sisters, Danielle and Alana, for another film project following their collaborative effort in 2021’s critically acclaimed “Licorice Pizza.” In an interview with PEOPLE, Este enthusiastically shared her hopes for future cinematic ventures alongside her siblings.
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The trio made a significant impact in the film industry with their debut in Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar-nominated feature, which showcased their natural chemistry and acting prowess. Este, who celebrated her milestone in film with “Licorice Pizza,” has since broadened her acting repertoire, contributing to comedic projects like “Shell” and “One Night Only.” Meanwhile, her sisters have also made their mark in cinema, with Alana featuring in recent films such as “One Battle After Another” and “The Drama.”
Reflecting on their upbringing, Este recounted how their parents encouraged their creativity by enrolling them in theatre, dance, and music classes to channel their energetic spirits. Este remarked that their entry into acting felt like a natural progression: “We were just really rambunctious kids… it was almost natural that eventually one of us would venture into acting.”
Five years after their initial film experience, Este is eager to return to the screen alongside Danielle, 37, and Alana, 34. “I would die to,” she exclaimed during the interview. “Who’s on the horn? 1-800-Hollywood, figure it out. I would do that in a God damn second. That’d be so much fun. We had the best time.” Este also expressed a desire to collaborate with Anderson again, praising him as “the GOAT” and underscoring her admiration for his directorial vision.
In addition to her acting aspirations, Este highlighted that HAIM continues to focus on creating new music. The group views their musical endeavours as an important aspect of their lives, akin to maintaining a fitness routine. “It’s like going to the gym, you have to flex the muscle. I think that we’re all just scared that we’ll lose it if we don’t use it,” she explained. Este also mentioned the therapeutic qualities of songwriting, indicating that it serves as both an outlet and a shared experience for the sisters.
The band’s latest album, “I Quit,” was released over a year ago, following a significant hiatus since their previous record, “Women in Music Pt. III.” Este reassured fans that the next album would not face such a lengthy gap. “Not if I have anything to do with it,” she joked. She emphasised the meticulous approach they take in crafting their music, ensuring that they only release work they are truly proud of.
Este has also ventured into animation, recently debuting as a voice actress by portraying the villainous character Hallow’s Eve in the Marvel and Disney Jr. project “Spidey and the Avengers: Halloween Team-Up.” She recounted her long-standing wish to be part of the Marvel universe, expressing her excitement that her dream was finally realised. “I mean, I wrote in my diary, ‘Dear Diary, when can I be in a Marvel movie?,’” she shared, reflecting on how she had envisioned that moment years ago.
“Spidey and the Avengers: Halloween Team-Up” is currently available for streaming on Disney+, offering Este a new platform to showcase her talents. As the dynamic Haim sisters continue to explore both music and acting, fans can look forward to more creative collaborations in the years to come.
With Este’s enthusiasm for future film projects and ongoing musical development, it’s clear that the Haim sisters are set to remain influential figures in both the music and film industries for years ahead. Their unique blend of family, artistry, and shared passion promises more exciting opportunities on the horizon.