The video for “Paradise” by Wild Nothing was released featuring Michelle.

Back in 2008, SPIN rhetorically asked if Michelle Williams (Dawson’s Creek, Brokeback Mountain) was “the coolest indie actress around.” Four years later, we have a definitive answer in the form of Wild Nothing’s new music video for “Paradise,” a dreamy drifter from the Virginia act’s Nocturne LP. In the Matt Amato-directed clip, which premiered on Pitchfork, Williams hops a plane to Niagara Falls, and we take the trip with her, staring out the window, hearing her read from Iris Murdoch’s 1975 novel A Word Child, and eventually winding up face-to-poncho-wearing-face amidst the glory of the massive falls. We all know Wild Nothing’s Jack Tatum likes a good story, and it’s hard to deny this beatific mood piece with its totes adorbs star.
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Michelle will star in Wild Nothing’s “Paradise” music video according to Pitch Fork.

Tomorrow morning (October 23), at 11 a.m. ET, Wild Nothing will share their new video for Nocturne’s “Paradise” via Pitchfork.tv on YouTube. It stars the actress Michelle Williams (Brokeback Mountain, Blue Valentine, “Dawson’s Creek”).

The clip, filmed in L.A. and Niagra Falls, features a new edit of “Paradise” with a voiceover by Williams, reading from Iris Murdoch’s 1975 novel A Word Child. According to the director, Matthew Amato, the song was chosen by Williams from a pool of three potential Nocturne cuts. The video “chronicles travel by plane and the paradise found just beyond the window,” according to a press release.
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Be sure to check our site later today, because we will post the video as soon as it’s online.